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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 31, 1993

Page

3

South Carolina House Backs Ban on SRS Nuclear Waste

The South Carolina House passed a resolution urging Congress to reject Savannah River Site as temporary storage for high level nuclear waste. The measure, supported by Rep. Joe Wilder and Rep. Billy Keyserling, passed 68 to 36 though it has no legal effect. The debate cited Barnwell’s 12.4 percent unemployment and 1,500 planned job cuts at SRS. Gov Campbell opposed storage at SRS.

Columbia Savannah River State House Congress House Wilder Barnwell U.S. Energy Department Aiken Billy Keyserling D-Beaufort SRS Keyserling Carroll Campbell

Myrtle Beach AFB Ends Half Century Of Service

Myrtle Beach Air Force Base closes after 50 years of operation due to budget cuts. About 200 workers remain this week as planes depart and base equipment is moved to storage. Officials project redevelopment into industrial parks, a resort, and college, while a public meeting outlines plans for May final decision.

Myrtle Beach Myrtle Beach Air Force Base Nellyne Schmidt Ms. Schmidt Doris Buffkin Col James Moen Moon North Carolina Erry Aggestions Inclu Air Force Horry County

Shooting Victim Buried In Fort Mill Memorial

Steve Spratt, 12, was buried after a funeral at Bethlehem Baptist Church attended by about 650 people. Classmates wore white ribbons and football teammates served as pallbearers as two teens held on murder charges for the shooting found the gun and said the act was an accident. Spratt's uncle urged gun control at the service while his family and community mourned the loss.

Fort Mill Steve Spratt Spratt Bethlehem Baptist Church Fort Mill Middle School York County Detention Center Kimberly Spinks Steve Ronnie Caldwell Culp

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