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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 09, 1983

Page

2

Medlock pushes for broader review of L-Reactor restart

South Carolina Attorney General Travis Medlock says two senators request for an extended public review of restarting the Savannah River Plant L-Reactor is insufficient. He will pursue a detailed environmental impact statement on potential effects. Thurmond and Mattingly oppose the study citing cost and delay concerns.

Columbia South Carolina Travis Medlock Savannah River Medlock Strom Thurmond R-S.c Mack Mattingly R-Ga Dick Riley Thurmond Mark Goodin

O Neill Predicts Close Vote on Nuclear Freeze

House Speaker Thomas P. O Neill Jr forecasts a very close vote next week on a nuclear weapons freeze resolution. The House Foreign Affairs Committee passed the measure 27 9 amid rallies outside the Capitol. President Reagan urged evangelical leaders in Orlando to oppose the freeze and oppose placing the United States in a position of military and moral inferiority.

Washington House Thomas P. O'Neill Jr House Foreign Affairs Committee Gray Capitol Orlando Fla Reagan

Chief Accused of Destroying EPA Appointment Books Sought

Rep. Mike Synar reports a House probe into allegations that Dr. John Todhunter, assistant administrator for pesticides and toxics at the EPA, may have destroyed or altered appointment books. He warns such acts could constitute a crime.

EPA Washington Environmental Protection Agency House Mike Synar D-Okla John Todhunter

Dennis Predicts Budget Cuts Will Move Legislature

Senator Rembert Dennis, chair of the Senate Finance Committee, says the $59.5 million revenue shortfall and the looming budget cuts will push the legislature to break the stalemate and act. He notes time is running out to address the shortfall in Columbia.

Columbia Sen Rembert Dennis Dennis Senate Finance Committee

Princess Margaret denies sale of Mustique home and new St Lucia buy

Kensington Palace spokesman says no truth to reports that Princess Margaret plans to sell her Mustique house or buy on St Lucia. In related notes, Graham Greene recalls long road to wealth and Jimmy Stewart honored in Indiana Pennsylvania with festival and statue despite theft of birthplace marker.

Princess Margaret Caribbean Mustique The Daily Mail Elizabeth II St. Lucia Kensington Palace Margaret London Graham Greene Times of London Greene Times Jimmy Stewart Indiana Pennsylvania Stewart Marion Mahalcek Mahalcek

Pentagon Cites Soviet Military Gains in New Report

Defense Secretary Weinberger summarizes a 107 page study on Soviet strides since 1981 noting a relentless push for military superiority in space and conventional forces. The report highlights advances in ICBMs submarines bombers laser weapons space stations and ABM defenses with projections into the late 1980s and 1990s.

Washington Caspar Weinberger Weinberger U.S.S.R United States Pentagon U.S Moscow

Southern Bell vows to fight PSC order

Southern Bell says it will appeal the Public Service Commission's order granting 20.3 million of a 76.6 million rate hike. The decision lowers residential access line charges, outlines refunds averaging 27 for homes and 55 for businesses, and gives 60 days to issue refunds to 750,000 South Carolina customers.

Columbia Southern Bell State Public Service Commission Harry R. Marsh South Carolina Marsh PSC Joe S. Jones

Last Hope for South Carolina Tax Action in House

Speaker Ramon Schwartz Jr calls a temporary 1 percent sales tax hike the last-ditch stand to cover a projected 59.5 million dollar budget shortfall after the House rejected a permanent 1 percent rise. The measure remains on the calendar as Ways and Means weighs options to avert the deficit.

Columbia South Carolina House of Representatives Ramon Schwartz Jr Schwartz Sumter County House House Ways and Means Tom Mangum Mangum D-Lancaster

Classical And Jazz Warmup Demonstration

Augusta West Dance Studio hosts a two part showcase with a classical warmup at 2 p.m. and a jazz segment at 4 p.m. at Regency Mall near National Hills.

National Hills Regency Mall Aiken Gerry Starrett Perkins Augusta West Dance Studio

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