SRP Health Impact Report Finds No Public Health Problems
The Savannah River Plant's 1982 monitoring report shows nonradioactive SRP materials in air and water within federal and state limits. The boundary dose from atmospheric releases was 1.4 millirems, far below DOE limits, with total SRP exposure at 8 percent of natural and medical radiation.
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Savannah River
Department of Energy
DuPont Co
SRP
Cliff Webb
South Carolina
John Lawson
Energy Research Foundation
Lawson
South Carolina Chamber backs pari mutuel betting for education
The state Chamber of Commerce endorses pari mutuel horse betting with all tax revenues earmarked for education. Lowell Reese says the measure could boost education, create jobs, and spur tourism, though passage this year is unlikely. A strong business and government coalition is planned for the next General Assembly session.
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Columbia
State
Chamber of Commerce
South Carolina
Chamber
Lowell Reese
Reese
Richland Sertoma Club
General Assembly
Riegel to Lay Off 26 Workers in Aiken Plant
Riegel Textile Corp announced planned layoffs of 26 employees at its Aiken plant this week, reducing the local workforce to 173. Plant manager Al Smith expressed regret for the hardship, but said the action should align operations with current customer demand and that recalled workers are expected.
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Riegel Textile Corporation
Aiken
Riegel
al Smith
Aiken County Planning Board Reaches Accommodation
After a tough year the Aiken County Planning Commission settles into a new arrangement. County Administrator W. Scott Barnes gains staff control and places executive director Steve Szablewski under the Planning Department director role, ending their staff autonomy dispute.
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Aiken County
Town debates county ties as new Thomson city administrator named
Aiken Standard reports ongoing county council friction easing after safeguarding shifts. Commission chair J Franklin Smith says turmoil nears resolution while Barnes contingency and Szablewski replacement sparking negotiation. A three member panel reviews top planner resumes to guide hires.
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Thomson
Szablewski
Barnes
Commission
George Pardue
Scott
Smith
H.C. Scott
Verdict Near In Suit Against GM By Aiken Native
A jury in U S District Court in Columbia is set to conclude a three week trial over a faulty rear axle in a 1977 accident that left Carlene Proctor quadriplegic. Plaintiff seeks about 5.25 million including loss of income and care costs. defense questions axle fatigue.
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Aiken County
General Motors Company
U.S. District Court House
Carlene Proctor
Columbia
Aiken
Terrell L. Glenn
C. Alan Runyan
J. Lyles Glenn
Stephen G. Morrison
Morrison
Columbia Law Firm
Nelson, Mullins, Grier & Scarborough
Reagan To Hold 17th News Conference On TV Tonight
President Reagan will hold his 17th news conference since taking office in the East Room of the White House. ABC CBS and NBC plan live coverage at 8 p.m. EDT. This will be his first formal press conference since February 16.
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Washington
Reagan
White House
ABC
CBS
NBC
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