Barnwell Plant Faces Possible Two Year Opening Delay
Barnwell Nuclear Fuel Plant may delay its July 1976 opening to mid 1978 as the NRC weighs whether licenses for fuel recycling facilities should wait for a ruling on using plutonium as reactor fuel. Public comments requested. Robert I. Newman notes uncertainty and ongoing review.
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Barnwell
Federal Nuclear Regulatory Commission
NRC
Atomic Energy Commission
Robert I. Newman
Mrs Ford Honored by Philadelphia Group for Volunteer Work
Lady Betty Ford was presented the Silver Humanitarian Award by the Philadelphia Association for Retarded Citizens at its 25th annual dinner. She praised volunteers for their energy and imagination in aiding disabled and mentally retarded persons.
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Philadelphia
Betty Ford
Philadelphia Asiation
Vs. Ford
French First Lady Arrives for New York Visit and Ravel Festival
Mme Valery Giscard dEstaing arrives in New York for a visit highlighted by the opening of a music festival honoring composer Maurice Ravel at the New York State Theater. She is escorted by Secretary of State and Mrs Kissinger and by Mrs Nelson Rockefeller to the Wednesday night performance.
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New York
Mme
Valery Giscard d’Estaing
Maurice Ravel
France
New York State Theater
Henry A. Kissinger
Nelson A. Rockefelt
Peron Signs Decree For Presidential Jet Purchase
President Isabel Peron signed a decree approving financing for a new presidential jet costing about 13.2 million dollars. The plane will be brought into Argentina by a special Argentine crew within the next few days, per the Official Gazette publication.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Isabel Peron
Librarians Attend Workshop in Columbia
Librarians Charlotte Ann Morris Barbara H Jakes Robbie W Gross and Maude S Rice from Aiken Bamberg Barnwell Edgefield Regional County Library attended a special workshop in Columbia last week. The session was led by Augusta Baker retired New York Public Library Children’s Services coordinator and Carolyn Peterson Orlando Public Library Children’s Services coordinator.
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Charlotte Ann Morris
Barbara H. Jakes
Robbie W. Gross
Maude S. Rice
Aiken - Bamberg - Barnwell-Edgefield
Columbia
South Carolina
Understanding Veal Baby Beef Grass Fed and Grain Fed
This piece describes veal from young calves and baby beef from four to ten month old calves, noting weights, color, and fat content. It explains cooking tips to preserve tenderness, and contrasts grass-fed versus grain-fed beef, then reports Dr. John W. Tucker being elected president of the South Carolina Orthodontic Association and his new Board of Visitors appointment.
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John W. Tucker
Aiken
South Carolina Orthodonic Association
Charleston
James Bishop
Columbia
Tucker
The
Medical College
Georgetown University
Wendell Hall
David B. Carr Joins Columbia Firm As Executive VP
David B. Carr of Aiken has been named executive vice president by The Cambridge Development Group Inc of Columbia. Formerly with Sea Pines Company Hilton Head, he becomes general project manager for Yacht Cove on Lake Murray, overseeing home and condo development. Carr holds a USC BS in economics and an MBA.
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Cambridge Development Group, Inc
Columbia
David B. Carr
Aiken
Carr
William S. Carr
Sea Pines Company
Hilton Head Island
Yacht Cove
Lake Murray
University of South Carolina
Legislature in busiest week of 1975 session in South Carolina
The South Carolina legislature enters its busiest week of the 1975 session with a circuit judge election and four Public Service Commission members on the agenda. The $1.048 billion state budget awaits debate after Friday committee review as tides shift on tide lands control and environmental oversight.
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Columbia
South Carolina
Public Service Commission
Senate
14Th Circuit
William L. Thods
Hampton
State Supreme Court
Rhodes
Clyde Eltzroth
T. Reeves Sams
Beaufort
Gerald Smoaks
Walterboro
Eltzroth
State Wildlife and Marine Resources Commission
Sams
Environmental Protection Commission
Childhood Dream Is Reality
Fred Wynn, 33, a Longwood security officer, keeps a menagerie in his yard including a cougar, fox, coyote, skunk, possums, snakes, a poodle, and a paroled poodle. The animals, rescued and rehabilitated, roam in a 75 by 150 foot yard where Wynn walks them nearby neighborhoods at his wife’s cost of about 25 dollars weekly.
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Wynn
Florida
Dougie
Longwood
British Waste Specialists Tour SRP For Transuranium Waste Talks
A group of senior British waste management specialists visited the Savannah River Plant on May 6-7 to discuss radioactive contaminated waste management. They toured the burial ground and facilities generating transuranium waste and reviewed current waste practices and burial ground activities.
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United States
Savannah River
Ellis In Good Stead After Talk With Flack
Patrick Flack and Dr. R Archie Ellis announced after a telephone conference that Flack will withdraw his motion for Ellis to resign as South Carolina Social Services commissioner. They said a thorough discussion cleared misinformation and the matter is closed.
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Columbia
Patrick Flack
R. Archie Ellis
South Carolina
Flack
Southern Bell rate hike hearings begin before PSC
The Public Service Commission opened testimony on Southern Bell’s $15.9 million rate increase offering 20 cent pay phone calls and a 20 cent directory assistance surcharge after the third inquiry per month. Opponents include 13 parties led by Patricia Brehmer of the state attorney general’s office. Proposals also include 75 cent monthly residential increases and $2 business rate bumps.
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Columbia
Public Service Commission
Southern Bell Telephone Co
Patricia Brehmer
PSC
Southern Bell
Henry Vance
North Carolina
Jim Leland
South Carolina
Georgia
Mollo Cruises Through A Bridge Trick On Cruise
British writer Victor Mollo demonstrates high level play on a Mediterranean voyage. East overcalls with two spades, Mollo drops the king of diamonds under East's ace, then East misleads with a club sequence. The analysis shows how East can still beat the hand if he trusts partner's two of clubs.
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Britain
Victor Mollo
North-South
Mollo
North
West
East
Hearts
South
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