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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 01, 1987

Page

3

Mack Stockpiling Parts Amid UAW Contract Clash

Union leaders say Mack Trucks plans to stockpile engines and transmissions as a hedge if talks fail on a six year concessionary contract with UAW locals. The recall of 109 workers at the Hagerstown plant signals production buildup while international officials still reject the pact.

Allentown United Auto Workers UAW Mack Trucks Inc International Ack William McCullough McCullough Mack Hagerstown Kim Blake Blake

State Farmers Get Federal Drought Payments

North Carolina and South Carolina farmers begin receiving 55 to 60 million dollars in cash and certificates from the federal government. The aid will help about 1,300 Union County farms and is welcomed by officials but does not cover all losses from the 1986 heat wave.

South Carolina Carroll Campbell Mack Truck Fred Kerber Fairfield County Winnsboro Mack Charlotte North Carolina Tim Jones North Carolina Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Union County Tom Morgan ASCS Morgan John B. Richards IV

Beachfront Growth Plan Aims To Ease Coast Insurance

A Blue Ribbon Committee on Beachfront Management urges a 30 year retreat to curb overdevelopment and ease insurance for new beachfront homes. The draft also recommends banning seawalls and other hardened erosion devices, though policy could tighten insurance near the shore if such protections are forbidden.

Columbia South Carolina Blue Ribbon Committee On

Accord Reached On James Island Bridge Project

Federal officials restore 20 million for the James Island Expressway bridge and cut completion time from five to four years. The plan removes the Highway 61 to U S 17 connector and reduces total cost from 138 million to 116 million with 80 percent funded by the federal government. Senator Thurmond hails a firm federal commitment and faster construction.

Barnhart Strom Thurmond

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