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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 07, 1990

Page

5

Post Office Plans Increase To Raise Revenue

Washington reports the U S Postal Service begins steps to raise postage prices amid a projected 1.4 to 1.6 billion dollar fiscal year deficit. Postmaster General Anthony M Frank cites costs outpacing inflation and says the move aims to improve service while noting opposition from various quarters.

Washington U.S. Postal Service Congress Anthony M. Frank Robert Setrakian The Postal Service Board of Govtors Setrakian

Debris-Laden Ocean Floor Sparks Cleanup Plan

Sonar surveys show extensive debris offshore from Little River Inlet to the Santee Delta, including dangerous items. Officials from local state and federal agencies convened to map a cleanup strategy with hopes to remove threats before the summer tourist season. Donna Gress of the South Carolina Coastal Council questions whether removal is feasible in time. The strand debris has been building since the September storm, with a December January sonar survey by Coastal Carolina College using Rice University equipment.

O Vila South Carolina Coastal Council Coastal Carolina College Center For Marine and Rice University Houston The Coastal Council Little River Inlet Santee Delta Georgetown

Recount Fixes Vote Threshold In Jackson Election

The Jackson recount changed the eligibility rule to 15 percent of rolled voters after the general election. The Aiken County Voteration Board corrected the count, with results released by the County Election Commission Tuesday night. Mayor Rollo met with the Jackson Election Commission, and four council members agreed to the April 10 vote. Meta Pou predicted mayoral defeat if the government change fails with at least two-thirds support needed.

Aiken County Voteration Board County Election Commission Rollo Jackson Election Commission Immedi Ately Blanche Webb Marvin Garrett Gene Blakely Sem Meta Pou Pou

Backward test ends as Hazelwood alcohol issue nears defense

Anchorage jury hears final prosecution witness Richard Prouty, chief forensic toxicologist, who says Hazelwood would have been .14 percent drunk at the time of the Exxon Valdez grounding after using backward calculations from blood and urine tests taken about 100 hours later. The defense plans to challenge with its own experts as they open their case.

Anchorage Alaska Joseph Hazelwood Richard Prouty Hazelwood Prouty Oklahoma Medical Examiner's Office Prince William Sound Coast Guard

Johnstown earmarked for use in improvements program

The 700000 dollars will fund insulation, renovation, and other necessary work on about dwellings and to cover water and sewer lines, including a segment of sewer trunk line tied to the Aiken County Public Services Authority. Engineering work on the trunk line has been submitted to PSA for approval. Only one easement remains and acquisition delays persist due to staffing and ownership signature issues.

Johnstown Aiken County Public Services Authority England PSA Solnd

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