SRS Aims For Best Public Perception and Confidence
Savannah River Site President Ambrose Schwaller outlines four areas for viable expansion: Tritium functions in national defense, ongoing site cleanup, management of nuclear materials remnants, and potential reuse or resale services. He stresses daily OPS, safety, cost control, and continuous improvement to win regulators and public trust.
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Augusta
Savannah River
Westinghouse
Savannah River Co
Ambrose L. Schwalle
SRS
National Management Association
Schwaibe
General Accounting Office
Schwalbe
Restructuring talks begin on state agencies
Senate and House members form a conference committee to overhaul state government boards and agencies. Thomas L Moore says product will be broad and open to compromise with staff pooling to reduce duplication and agency groupings under consideration. Changes expected in the state Department and the Alcohol Beverage Control Commission.
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Olumbia
Thomas L
Tommy) Moore
Sen. Moore
House
Senate
Sen
Moore
Sam Stillwell
Greenville
Darrell Jackson
Columbia
Ways and Means
Billy Bean
House Judiciary Committee
Jim Hodges
Howell Clyburn
State Department
Alcohol Beverage Control Commission
Legislators Weigh 4.3 Mill Tax Hike To Save Freedman School
Aiken County lawmakers indicate support for a 4.3 mill increase to fund the Freedman Central School, with about 51.2 million in added funds to keep the school open, hire staff, and preserve operations. They contrast this with the board seeking 8.1 mills to cover a 2.4 million deficit for 1993 94. The delegation fears closing Freedman and urges alternatives while noting no statewide salary increases.
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Aiken County
Aiken ‘County
Freedman
Tom Huff
North
Rep
Huff
Sharpe
James R. Smith
Langley
Notice to call for news tips and contact names
Call 618 2311 with tips. Names listed include Connie Daughtrey Union Ida M Foster Aiken John Jeffery Monetta Raymond Johnson Augusta James Martin Etowah Tenn Earnest Salley Augusta See Page 3B for details.
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Connie Daughtrey
Union
Ida M. Foster
Aiken
John Jeffery
Monetta
Raymond Johnson
Augusta
James Martin
Etowah
Tenn
Earnest Salley
Aiken County Faces Budget Struggles and Fire Fee Hikes
Aiken County Council held a 2 1/2 hour session amid budget pressure for Fiscal 1994 a pay freeze and no tax hike plan. Rural fire departments Montmorenci and Couchton sought fee increases to fund capital needs and expand services. Fees proposed ranged from 5 to 70 dollars annually with land assessments also included, needing council approval. Terrence D. Brown ABBE Library and EMS director were among others addressing the board.
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Aiken County
Montmorenci
Couchton
Fire Department
Aiken Center
Terrence D. Brown
Abbe
Louise McAulay
EMS
SCE&G Rates Rise Nine Percent for Residential Customers
Columbia residents face a typical monthly bill hike from 69.84 to 73.96 dollars starting June 7, with a second year rise to 76.00 dollars. Public Service Commission approved a 9 percent increase to fund 60.5 million over two years. SCE&G spokesman Bill Lide notes 450,000 customers. Consumer Advocate Steve Hamm cautions and will review the ruling.
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Columbia
South Carolina Electric & Gas Co
SCEAG
Bill Lide
Public Service Commision
Sce&g
Steve Hamm
Suspect In Abduction Still Eludes Authorities
Authorities seek a man who abducted a woman in her car and sexually assaulted her during an 11 hour ordeal. The victim was stopped at a traffic light between 6 and 6:30 p.m. Monday at Richland Avenue and Beaufort Street when the suspect opened the passenger door, entered with a folding knife and a green tote bag, and ordered her to .
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Aiken Department of Public Safety
Richland Avenue
Beaufort Street
Ve Cle
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Senate House
Carl Langley
James Hod Lancaster
D-Kershaw
Freedman School
Eric K. Ware
Lewis Grizzard
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Assor
PSC
Hamm
Commission
State Supreme Court
Chris Starnes
Edgefield
Scott Wel
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