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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 10, 1988

Page

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SRP named logical site for New Production Reactor

Officials say Savannah River Plant in South Carolina remains the most sensible location for the New Production Reactor. Senator Strom Thurmond and Paul W Caspar assert SRP has the facilities land and buildings to support the reactor and its tritium operations. A mid April site selection committee meeting is planned to advance the project.

Sen Strom Thurmond K S.C Paul W. Caspar Savannah River SRP Caspar Sen. Thurmond South Carolina Georgia Secretary of Energy Senid Thurmond

Weather period turns clear after rain with cooler night

Rain should end today with clear skies and cooler temperatures tonight. Lows near 40 degrees. Sunny skies and a high around 70 expected tomorrow. Page 12A has full details.

Obituary notices list deaths across South Carolina counties

Deaths recorded for Dorothy R. Benson Gloverville Roy P. Bennett Windsor Harold Gaeser Williston Willie J. Goodman Columbia Nellie G. Jones Bath Andy W. Smith Aiken Margaret B. Walker Beech Island details on Page 10A of the newspaper.

Dorothy R. Benson Gloverville Roy P. Bennett Windsor Harold Gaeser Williston Willie J. Goodman Columbia Nellie G. Jones Bath Andy W. Smith Aiken Margaret B. Walker Beech Island

Kemp Hart May Be Double Dropouts In Illinois Contest

Republican hopeful Jack Kemp nears withdrawal as Gary Hart also signals exit. Bush urges focusing on general election as Dole fights for Illinois 8 GOP delegates. Simon and Jackson aim for Illinois gains amid Democratic forum plans.

Kemp Hart Jack Kemp Gary Hart Illinois George Bush Bush Bob Dole Hart Kemp Dole Kansas Dole

D.C. Could Be Important For Demos In SC Caucuses

The Aiken County Democratic Party precinct caucuses start Saturday at 4 30 p m as South Carolina weighs in on Super Tuesday. Officials say not participating could risk losing the state in the delegate race with delegates allotted by precinct results. In 1984 SC sent many uncommitted delegates to the Democratic National Convention.

Aiken County South Carolina

Gephardt Targets Voters After Super Tuesday Setback

Rep Dick Gephardt aimed to revive his presidential bid with a noon stop at the Clearwater Finishing Plant after United Merchants and Manufacturers Inc announced the plant closure. About 200 attended including two Midland Valley High School busloads as Gephardt blamed funding gaps for his earlier messaging difficulties.

Dick Gephardt Missouri Paign Clearwater United Merchants and Manufacturers Inc Rep. Gephardt Midland Valley High School

Soviets Readjust Missile Posture After Treaty Talks

NATO’s Gen. John R. Galvin said the Soviet Union is reshaping its nuclear arsenal in response to a December pact to eliminate many missiles. He noted possible reallocation of warheads to Western Europe and warned that NATO will modernize forces to offset losses from the SS-20 dismantling, while Gorbachev’s aim to dominate Western Europe remains unchanged.

Casteau Belgium Soviet Union NATO U.S John R. Galvin Galvin Associated Press Supreme Headquarters Allied Powers Europe Europe Western North Atlantic Treaty Organization West Germany Mikhail S. Gorbachev Gorbachev West Kremlin Western Europe

Deser­tions Signal Panama Discontent With Noriega Regime

Two prominent Panamanians abandon support for Manuel Noriega. Santiago Torrijos, nephew of Omar Torrijos, resigns as Los Angeles consul general and seeks asylum in Washington, accusing Noriega of plunging Panama into political crisis. Ambassadors and diplomats weigh sanctions as the United States contemplates withholding funds and trade advantages linked to canal operations and regional ties.

Washington Reagan Panama Manuel Antonio Noriega Santiago Torrijos Omar Torrijos Los Angeles Rie Arturo Delvalle Noriega Carter Panama Canal Torrijos Omar Torrios Constitu

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