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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 21, 1983

Page

9

FMC Opens New Ordance Division Plant in Aiken

About 200 local residents now work at the FMC Ord nance Division plant producing about 60 percent of the Bradley Fighting Vehicle components. By full production in 1985 the workforce is expected to exceed 450. U.S. Rep. Butler Derrick praises the creation of 200 immediate jobs and three more in the community per plant job. Soldiers and officers defend the Bradley's value against critics, noting its battlefield capabilities and cost. Open house invited the public for tours and refreshments.

Aiken FMC Ordnance Division Aiken County U.S. Army U.S Butler Derrick South Carolina Derrick Bradley Rep Fort Benning, Ga FMC Sam Wetzel Wetzel Sanford F. Eyler

Woman treated after assault in Aiken

Myrtis Lott of 544 Chesterfield Street was treated and released from Aiken Community Hospital Sunday afternoon after being assaulted Saturday night. She reported to the Aiken Department of Public Safety that she was struck from behind about 7:30 p.m. near the Piggly Wiggly at York Street and Hampton.

Myrtis Lott Chesterfield St Aiken Community Hospital Ms. Lott Aiken

Explosives Found At North Augusta Mobile Home Park

A caretaker discovered gelatin and nitroglycerin sticks in the trash behind Mobile Home Estates in North Augusta. Investigators say the commercial explosives are used in construction and report $80 stolen during an assault at about 1 45 Sunday afternoon with the victim treated for a swollen eye head injury and back pains. No arrests have been made.

North Augusta Mobile Home Park Mobile Home Estates Richmond County

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