Sheriff Sellers Praises Drug Sweep and Urges Community Help
Park story notes Sheriff Sellers, Rotary Club member, spoke on a major drug raid led by him that charged over two dozen suspects. He said the operation was unique for its coordination among state local and DEA agents but warned that more money and effort won’t end trafficking without public support and tolerance for drug use. He linked most violent crime to narcotics and urged Rotary members to back a drug free society. Leonard Browder JP introduced the speaker and James Marvin led the meeting at Houndslake Country Club.
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Steve Smith
DEA
Poe
Gistaneve
Rotarians
Wari
Sherif
Leonard Browder JP
James Marvin
Rotary Club
Houndslake Country Club
District faces deficit from enrollment and bond costs
Superintendent Dr. Joseph R. Brooks cites an anticipated 708 student deficit in the district and a 4.4 million dollar year over year increase. Funds show varied rises: Special Revenue Fund 2 up about 102 thousand for Aiken County Career Center and disabled education. Debt Service Fund 4 up 1.1 million due to bond payments. Food Services Fund 6 up 563 thousand for salaries and new programs. Building Fund 5 up about 2 million from carryover on unfinished projects.
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Joseph R. Brooks
Aiken County
Clark
City to keep DARE program in schools next year
The DARE program developed in California will continue in its current form in Aiken next year. Middle school students will join a city generated effort addressing social issues. Public Safety Director J. Carroll Busbee said education is vital to the drug problem. The council will ratify DARE in the FY 1993 04 budget vote next month.
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California
Aiken
J. Carrol Busbee
Public Safety
D.A.R.E
WSRC President To Outline SRS Future Goals
Ambrose Schwalle, president of Westinghouse Savannah River Co., will outline his management philosophy for the Savannah River Site at a National Management Association SRS Chapter meeting tonight at 6 p.m. at the Radisson Airwalk Hotel in Augusta. He will discuss four imperatives for effective and efficient management at SRS.
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Westinghouse
Savannah River Co
Savannah River
National Management Association
SRS
Radisson Airwalk
Augusta
Beting
Schwallie
DOE weighs moving Tritium and plutonium plans to SRS
DOE plans to refine plutonium-238 for radioisotope thermoelectric generators and to decide by Friday whether to relocate Tritium functions to Savannah River Site or keep them at SRS and Mound Plant. The Bush era plan to close Mound and shift work to SRS or Kansas City faces cost concerns. Hazel O Leary had appointed a three member independent panel to review the plan. O Leary moved to announce a decision by week end as a separate study reviews the broader implications. Moving Tritium work could add about 80 jobs at SRS.
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Washington
Hazel O'Leary
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Miamisburg
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Kansas City
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Etealnarration
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Conress
Earler O'Leary
O'Leary
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