Hutto Seeks Work To End Tent Life In Aiken County
Bennie Hutto, unemployed, lives in a tent while seeking any job. He offers painting, landscaping and odd jobs as the Jobs for the Jobless program aids Aiken County’s economic recovery, sponsored by the county committee with Job Service and the Aiken Standard.
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Bennie Hutto
Hutto
Marty Patton
Jobs For the
Aiken County
The
Economic Recovery Committee
Job Service
Aiken Standard
Jobs For The Jobless helps Bennie Hutto seek work
Bennie Hutto a 24 year old Warrenville resident with partial training in weaving and nuclear engineering writes about his struggle to find temporary or part time work. He has applied at the Savannah River Plant and Huber Clay and Bath Mill while relying on food stamps and aid from friends. He lives in a tent in a backyard and values reading, hoping for transportation support if he lands a job. Projects like painting the county library wall and repairs at L B C are among community efforts to help, per Jobs For The Jobless.
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Warrenville
Hutto
L-B-C High School
Aiken Technical College
Savannah River
Huber Clay and Bath Mill
Bennie Hutto
L-B-C
U.S
Derrick
South Carolina
SRP
Meadows Readies Flag for 48-Star Fourth
Meadows couple Joe and Flora at 817 Brandy Rd will display a 48 star flag for Independence Day. The flag, once carried by Joe's World War I era father, reflects family military service. Joe is a World War II veteran and retired from Du Pont. Flora is a retired Aiken County teacher.
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Joe
Flora
Brandy Rd
Aiken County
First Baptist Church
Joe Meadows
Byil Jones
Still Need A Flag Where To Buy Flags This July Fourth
Stores in town stock patriotic flags. Wal-Mart and K-Mart have flags in stock. Ace Hardware expects a new shipment this afternoon. Flags priced from eight to twelve dollars.
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Meadows
Wal-Mart
K-Mart
Ace Hardware
Congress OKs EIS Requirement Before L-Reactor Restart
An amendment to the Energy and Water Development Appropriations Bill forces an Environmental Impact Statement and state water permit before L-Reactor restart funds. Passed 82-12 in the Senate, it is attached to the fiscal 1984 bill and awaits Reagan's signature.
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Congress
Reagan
Ernest Hollings
D-S.c
Senate
Mike Fernandez
Sen. Hollings
Department of Energy
DOE
South Carolina
Sec
Derrick Butler on Budget Focus and Local Ties in Congress
In a long interview Rep. Butler Derrick reflects on eight years in the U.S. House, his rise on the Budget and Rules panels, and his district priorities. He cites a balanced budget aim, education funding, unemployment in textiles, and Savannah River Plant controversies as central issues.
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Congress
Derrick
United States
Blue bunting nests in a horse trailer after Sumter show
A blue bunting built a nest with five eggs in the goose neck of Rodney and Penney Ready’s horse trailer after returning from a horse show in Sumter last weekend. The mother bird sat on the eggs and both she and the eggs survived the separation.
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Blue Bunting
Rodney and
Penney Ready
Sumter
Momma
South Carolina Sites Studied for Nuclear Waste Burial
Twelve South Carolina rock formations including Caesar's Head and Newberry are under study as potential deep burial sites for high level nuclear waste. The Energy Department and DOE officials outline 2 000 to 3 000 foot vault depths, 70 000 metric tons total, and a lengthy data driven selection process ahead of a 1990 final site choice.
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Greenville
South Carolina
Department of Energy
Columbus
Ohio
Jeff Smiley
Energy Department
Caesar’s Head
Gray Court
Raybun
Newberry
Bald Rock
Ott
Winnsboro
Liberty Hill
Pageland
Rowry’s
Ogden
Toxaway
Brian Quirke
Smiley
Appalachian Mountains
Aiken County Public Library
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Aiken
Patton
Augusta College
Bennie
Butler Derrick
Washington, D.C
U.S. House of Representatives
Cannon House
Tye
Rep
House
Inc.c
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