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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 10, 1996

Page

8

Drought Cuts U.S. Winter Wheat Output to New Lows

The Agriculture Department reports a winter wheat harvest of 1.36 billion bushels, down 12 percent from last year and the smallest since 1978, as drought grips the Plains and temperature swings hit the Midwest. Kansas led with 186.2 million bushels, while yields fell across Illinois Indiana Missouri and the Texas Panhandle.

Washington Plains Midwest Agriculture Department Colorado Kansas Nebraska Texas Panhandle Iliois Indiana Missouri U.S Department

Citywide PACT team wins municipal achievement award

Chief J Carrol Busbee credits the award to the city and its volunteers. Mayor Fred B Cavanaugh praises collective effort and community focus. The PACT team aided the Stone Soup project and broadened ties with Hahn Village Smith el Westcliff and the Hispanic community, while Schofield Middle School links and IMPACT programs foster student growth.

J. Carrol Busbee Busbee Fred B. Cavanaugh PACT Greenville Columbia Charleston Hahn Village Smithel Westcliff Hopeland Gardens Schofield Middle School Rosie Berry Red Cross Westinghouse Corp Howard Duval Jr The Municipal Association

Moratorium boosts SRS construction, vows to save jobs

U.S. senators Hollings and Thurmond praise a moratorium delaying further layoffs at Savannah River Site. The move aims to keep 120 carpenters and millwrights employed amid new missions and high level waste work. Officials say on site skill mix will align with upcoming projects and extend into 1997.

Yarbrough U.S Fritz Hollings Strom Thurmond Savannah River Hollings SRS Aiken Augusta Clinton Sen Thurmond Lam DOE Jim Giusti Debra Anderson Sen. Hollings Phillips

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