Du Pont Ends Savannah River Plant Operation This Friday
Du Pont Co will end its lengthy tenure as operator of the Savannah River Plant this Friday. The transition Du Pont employees will experience and the old Dun bar Cemetery are featured today in the third part of a series on Du Pont's relationship with Aiken County.
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IRS Plans Tax Collection Even If Nuclear Attack Occurs
The IRS prepared a plan dated December 1988 to remain in business during a nuclear attack, prioritizing revenue from taxes. It notes such events would hurt collections but aims to analyze emergency tax legislation, issue regulations, and provide rulings. Surviving funds would support resuming operations and key tax enforcement functions.
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Weather Outlook Warm With Possible Thursday Storms
Today foresees sunny and warm conditions with a mid 80s high. Tonight remains fair and mild with a low in the upper 50s. Wednesday turns partly cloudy and warm, with storms forming Thursday ahead of Page 12A details.
Deaths list includes Chavous Fraizer Harper and more in South Carolina
Obituary notice lists multiple deceased individuals including George C. Chavous Aiken Essie W. Fraizer Joel E. Harper Jr. Dudley M. Leaumont Fred Pauer Belle M. Poole Mary Randall Rose G. Shepheard Naomi Stone Brandy Thomas Janice Thomas Kylee Thomas Lakisha Thomas Sallie M. Tomlinson Thelma J. Vaughn Albert R. Wood with locations Aiken North Augusta Martinez Swansea Tybee Island Greenwood Johnston Anderson and requests viewing details on Page 8A
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Tybee Island
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Sallie M. Tomlinson
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SRP Cash Bonanza Boosts Aiken Economy
Savannah River Plant severance pay totaling about 75 million dollars to around 6 500 SRP employees Friday is expected to trigger a wave of local economic activity. Banks retailers and auto dealers plan promotions and longer hours as workers pay off debts invest and buy new Cadillacks. Local officials and business leaders foresee broad benefits beyond deposit gains.
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Annexation ordinance clears first reading in Aiken Council
Aiken City Council approved on first reading an annexation ordinance for the north side of Kalmia Hill between Gregg Avenue and Shadow Drive on Richland Avenue. Voters in the area chose annexation on March 14, with the action requiring U.S. DOJ certification and city zoning set at R 1 Single Family Residential.
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Oil Spill Cleanup Hampered in Prince William Sound
VALDEZ Alaska authorities investigated claims captain of Exxon Valdez had drinking problems as crews battled a massive 100 square mile oil spill. NTSB stated Captain Hazelwood, 42, was not on the bridge when the ship left lanes to avoid ice and struck a reef. Hazelwood may testify at hearings starting April 4 in Anchorage.
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School Building Bonds To Drive Tax Increase
Aiken County Board of Education approved 6.3 million dollars in school building bonds for 1989. A 1989-90 tax increase of about 1.2 million will be required for Aiken and Saluda counties. The millage rate will be set by the school board and county council by July 1 and depends on property values. The bonds began in the early 1980s to fund district construction and renovations.
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TMI Anniversary Marked By Activists
Ten years after the Three Mile Island accident residents near Harrisburg still feel hurt and betrayed. About 150 people protested the plant and a candlelight vigil was planned at 4 a.m. as activists challenge federal and state responses and health studies. Damages from the plant remain disputed with 2000 claims and a母 million settlement cited, while a Middletown woman says her son was born with Down syndrome after the accident.
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