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05 Mar 1985
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1985
Page
1
Community notices and entertainment listings showcase upcoming events in classifieds and comics. Obituaries, Dear Abby guidance, and sports briefs provide concise regional updates for readers.
Victor Posner confronts renewed turmoil as Sharon Steel misses about 23 million in interest on March 1 due to subordinated debt and Evans Products faces pressure from lenders over 600 million in debt maturing January 15. Both firms are closely linked to Posner and his National Can Corp. interests.
Bankers Trust of South Carolina and AT&T announced an agreement to jointly develop technology to improve relay of financial information to banks and savings and loans. Chairman W W Hootie Johnson said deregulation has opened the floodgates for financial products and services.
The forecast shows fair tonight with a low in the mid 40s and sunny tomorrow reaching the mid 60s. Thursday brings sunny skies with lows in the 40s and highs in the 60s. Partly cloudy Friday and a cloudy Saturday with a chance of showers, with Lows in the 40s to 50s and highs in the 60s to 70s.
In court Judge Rodney Peeples taunts a defendant who testifies that his only two drug sales were the times he was caught. In another tale Ann Hagelston battles a failing automatic garage door after leaving work at the Aiken Recreation Department. Randy Davidson jokes at the Aiken Rotary Club about wisdom teeth and wisdom.
The CPAHS parents group met at the Knights of Columbus to organize committees and press the school board for a district wide facility plan. They seek parity between South Aiken and Aiken High and urge priority for Aiken High’s improvements citing a deplorable condition and a need for a decent high school for all district students.
A late winter storm dumped snow from the Great Lakes to northern New England with gusty winds up to 70 mph. The system blanketed the Upper Midwest with up to 30 inches of snow, caused 65 000 power outages, and left at least 10 dead or missing nationwide.
In Like A Lion accumulations up to three feet deep were expected as the storm moved across the northern Plains. It closed highways and airports, trapped motorists, disrupted utility services and shut schools.
The district seeks to replace damaged ceilings and unserviceable desks and blinds. It plans to modernize lighting with fluorescent fixtures where absent, install walls in place of C-wing dividers, repair leaks in covered walkways, and remodel the library and study hall.
South Carolina lawmakers hold news conferences urging parole abolition and county prison reforms. Democratic reps Rogers Faber and McBride favor determinate sentencing with good conduct credits, while burglary sentences are to be strengthened. They argue nonviolent offenders should return to local facilities to reduce costs and aid victims and families.
Fred B. Christensen, a former SRP engineer and 1984 state Senate candidate, touts the Savannah River Plant's Defense Waste Processing Facility as an asset with great potential. The $870 million plant should be operational by September 1989 to solidify 26 million gallons of high level waste in glass for disposal, with possible storage at Hanford and no use for outside low level wastes.
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