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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1990
Page
1
In Hancock Massachusetts a pair of neighbors clash over living styles as a livestock breeder and a nudist commune owner spar over land use. The dispute centers on roaming exotic animals and unneighborly behavior along the Birch Acres road.
Obituary notices list Furman E Bishop Donna Sue Busch Shirley A Cooper M Chapman Phillips Thomas Pinkney Martin Louie Reynolds Charles R Thomas among the deceased with notices directing readers to Page 4A for full details.
Du Pont ends its office presence in Aiken County marking the final local tie after transferring operating duties at the Savannah River Plant to Westinghouse Savannah River Co. Albert Peters notes continued calls about the plant, while Du Pont completes a costly six month transition of a $10 billion equipment base.
Gates open at 10 a.m. on Saturday March 31 with post time 1 p.m. General admission is 5 for adults 2 for children under 6 free. Railside packages 50 first row 35 second row. Back row campers parking 35 includes four tickets. General admission parking 1.
The Sulky Races, third jewel of the 20th annual Triple Crown, will run Saturday at Aiken Mile Track on Banks Mill Road. Gates open at 10, post time 1, with parking and ticket options, a 1890s parade, and nearby Peach Blossom Festival events wrapping three weekend days of activity.
Scientists analyzing 10 years of TIROS-NI satellite data report no evidence of a long term warming or cooling trend from the greenhouse effect. The study notes year-to-year fluctuations with a near zero net global change, predicting a full climate trend will require more than another decade of data.
A nine member Soviet delegation visited the Savannah River Site to receive briefings on waste management and the Defense Waste Processing Facility. Nikolay Nikipelov said joint bilateral efforts could reduce tech costs and ensure safety while noting no new findings. He cited the Soviet Union's own 15 year effort on a similar facility and highlighted challenges in rehabilitating contaminated sites after Chernobyl.
Ground breaking ceremonies marked the $261,000 erosion relief project off Old Edgefield Road in North Augusta. Councilman Eddie Butler said completion in August will ease drainage for about 15 homes and improve driving conditions for roughly 100 homes. Eagle Construction Co. of Newberry was the low bidder for the work.
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