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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 21, 1983

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Ruckelshaus Weighs Second EPA Turnover Under Reagan

William D. Ruckelshaus debates returning as EPA chief for a year and a half after Reagan asks him to help revive the agency amid Burford's resignation. He seeks to serve where needed while staying close to family in Aiken and Seattle.

William D. Ruckelshaus White House Reagan Environmental Protection Agency Ruckelshaus EPA Seattle Washington CBS News Aiken Conrad Ruckelshaus William Ruckelshaus Bill Aid Reagan Administration Ruckleshaus Anne M. Burford Camp David Larry Speakes Weyerhaeuser Co Federal Way Wash Richard M. Nixon Watergate Archibald Cox

Steeplechase Next At Aiken Hunt Meet Details

The Aiken Hunt Meet runs Saturday March 26 at 1 30 p m at Clark Field near Powder House Road and Audubon Avenue Tickets available through the Aiken Chamber of Commerce and town businesses Guarantors 150 includes four tickets tent party lunch and preferred parking Railside Parking 25 Subscribers 50 includes two adult tickets and rail side parking Additional tickets 5 General Advance Admission 3 adults 2 children under 12 Race Day Admission 4 adults Limited Railside Parking 25 includes two tickets Sponsor Aiken SERTOMA Club

Aiken Hunt Clark Field Powder House Road Audubon Avenue Aiken Chamber of Commerce Aiken Sertoma Club

Economy May Show Improvement In First Quarter

Washington reports suggest the economy could rebound with a first quarter annual gain of 4 to 6 percent, though some analysts warn the surge may not hold. Despite weak pockets such as business spending and unemployment near 10.2 percent, production and housing show strength and real GNP may rise in early 1980s context.

Washington U.S Commerce Department Jack Lavery Merrill Lynch & Co Robert Gough Data Resources Inc

School Board to View Annual Reports in Regular Meeting

The Aiken County Board of Education will review annual school reports at tomorrow's 7:30 p.m. session at South Aiken High School. Reports detail student needs goals and strategies with improvements like reading materials at Aiken Elementary and mats for wrestling at Aiken and South Aiken high schools.

Aiken County Aiken County Board of Education South Aiken High School Aiken East Aiken Laurens Street Aiken High School North Augusta Junior High School School Board Department of Facility Management

Proposals to let IRAs fund home buying gain attention

Congress reviews about six bills to create tax deferred accounts for home purchases modeled on IRAs. Senator John Tower leads a version that blocks dual IRA and mortgage savings accounts to limit tax impact, while other proposals face Treasury concerns over deficits and administration opposition.

Washington Congress Republicsi John Tower Texas Senate Tower Treasury

Inside Today Classifieds And Obituaries

Inside Today features Aiken County notices and classifieds alongside obituaries, with sections on comics, community calendar, Dear Abby, Erma Bombeck, Flyway, home box office, sports, weather, and television.

Aiken County Today Dear Abby Erma Bombeck

Water Grant To Aid Aiken Industrial Park Growth

Aiken secures 2.4 million in federal state and local grants to expand the Verenes Industrial Park wastewater capacity and improve park infrastructure. A 1 million federal grant from the Economic Development Administration funds sewer and water line connections to Horse Creek Valley plant, expanding water supply for area residents. Completion is expected in about two years.

Aiken Verenes Federal Economic Development Administration Sen. Strom Thurmond Horse Creek Valley

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Buckland Farm Bramazon Farm Two Notch Road Ginny Southworth Bill Ruckelshaus Elliot L. Richardson Cox Burford Dow Chemical Co Dow John W. Hernandez Jr Aiken Industrial Park
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