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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 16, 1982

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DOE Publishes Final Environmental Impact Statement for SRP Waste Facility

The U S Department of Energy releases the final environmental impact statement for the Defense Waste Processing Facility at Savannah River Plant. The document outlines disposal strategy, staged plant construction, and deep geological repository plans. Public review runs 30 days in the Federal Register prior to final DOE decision.

U.S. Department of Energy Defense Savannah River Federal Register DOE Thomas B. Hindman Jr ATTN FEIS DWPF Department of Energy Savannah River Operations Office P.O. Box A Aiken

Red and White Opens in Old Big Star Store

Aiken gains a new Red and White Food Store opening tomorrow in the former Big Star building on Richland Avenue. Owner Nix Loadholt also runs a Red and White in Allendale. Deaton's Red and White remains at 3110 Vaucluse Road as the second local store.

Red & White Aiken Big Star Richland Avenue Nix Loadholt Loadholt Allendale Aiken’s Deaton’s Vaucluse Road

Senior citizen? Roy Nissley jokes about aging in Aiken

Aiken Rotarians heard Roy Nissley visiting his daughter Paula Joseph remark that he is tired of being called a senior citizen. He said, “I’m just a kid with a lot of mileage,” in a lighthearted moment during the event.

Roy Nissley Aiken Paula Joseph

Reagan credits decontrol for oil glut and lower prices

President Reagan said lifting oil price controls unleashed market forces, increased supply and conservation, and lowered energy costs. He criticized Carter's energy program, defended decontrol as a first step, and noted a planned phase in of natural gas price decontrol.

Oklahoma City Reagan Carter Oklahoma Congress White House Capitol Site No. 1

Aiken County Campaigns Open for 1982 Elections

With a busy off year campaign season starting, Aiken County residents prepare for November 2 general elections. Four County Council seats and four Board of Education seats face incumbents seeking re election. Filing runs noon today to March 30 for state and local offices. Primaries set for June 8 with runoffs June 22 unless reapportionment delays adjust dates.

Aiken County Trict Fay Hatcher Medwell Hill Billie K. Trapp Homer McGee Aiken County Board of Education J.P. Kneece Henry P. Mosley Sally Bigger Clifton L. Williamson Ms. Bigger Moseley Kneece Williamson Adjutant General U.S. House of Representatives South Carolina U.S Rick D-S.c Joseph F. Anderson Thomas E. Huff William H Billy) Jones Irene K. Rudnick Judson M. Busbee House of Representatives Aiken

Windsor council shuffles as two Recreation Committee members resign

In a special Windsor meeting Mayor Mizell and the Town Council heard the resignations of Joy Gantt chair and Sandy Nelson secretary treasurer from the Recreation Committee. Councilman Willie Keenan submitted his resignation for personal reasons, though not present. Council approved his decision.

Windsor Frank Mizell Joy Gantt Sandy Nelson Mizell Willie Keenan Keenan

Aiken Hunt Meet Opens With Ten Thousand Dollar Feature

The 16th annual Aiken Hunt Meet unfolds Saturday at Clark Field inter Powderhouse Road and Audubon Drive. Post time 1 30 p m for six races with three turf and three jumps and gates at 10 a m. The Imperial Cup is now the G H Bostwick Imperial Cup and the featured handicap carries a 10 000 purse. An Adios returns as last year’s winner owned by the late G H Pete Bostwick. Proceeds aid Helping Hands with local job needs noted in ads.

Aiken G.H Pete) Bostwick Bostwick Aiken Hunt The Aiken Steeplechase Association Aiken Sertoma Club

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SRP Aiken Rotarians Abby Erma Bombeck Bill Baker Butler der G. H. Bostwick Hunt Adv
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