26 Mar 1995
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1995
Page
1
The Aiken Standard plans a weekly report on economic diversification in Aiken County focusing on small business development efforts. Readers are invited to submit community projects and ideas to Economic Diversity, Aiken Standard, P.O. Box 456, Aiken, SC 29802.
Aiken County deputy William Hayen was responding with lights and siren on when his vehicle collided with another car near New Ellenton. The Grovetown Georgia man who was killed was not identified in the report. The crash is under investigation by the South Carolina Highway Patrol.
Death notices for Inez B Bodiford in Williston Ruth Simons Farr in North Augusta Margie Porter Renew in Graniteville Charles L Wilson in North James H Surles in Salley appear on Page 6A obituary notices.
Goshen Gold, a 4 year old gelding owned by Donald C. Enderle and trained by Daniel McCollum, bolted during the pre race festivities at the Aiken Hunt Meet, eluding capture by leaping fences and looping the track three times. Monarch Again later slipped its rider but finished the race. Spectators and locals, including Andrew Marine and Lionel Smith, commented on bets and hat sales during the event attended by 25 000 to 30 000 people.
An ABB Construction Engineering team in Connecticut proposes a triple use multi purpose reactor to produce tritium burn plutonium and generate electricity. Government estimates claim savings of at least 11 billion versus using a linear accelerator to meet the expected tritium shortage by 2011.
A proposed private ownership multi purpose reactor could cost 1 to 3 billion with government built options at 15 to 20 billion. Opponents including Energy Secretary Hazel OLeary and President Clinton warn plutonium burning breaches nuclear weapons accords.
The Aiken County Detention Center faces a growing financial burden with daily housing costs and a six month tally showing 38 inmates over a month in custody costing taxpayers over 117000. Juveniles add 770 daily, state evaluations drive delays, while some inmates could be released on probation without charges.
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