State seeks oil bottle recycling plan across SC CSRA
Jones notes a long-standing problem in material processing and collection as experts push to assemble the right team. Chevron and Crandall Corp. urge economics as a hurdle, with SRS demoing a European plastic cleaning process to spur local jobs, while Charleston and Lexington counties pilot bottle collection. The aim is profitable, scalable recycling and a reduced waste stream statewide.
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Jack Faulk
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Election tensions rise over poll management and voting delays
The article details disputes over poll managers, a refused Bob Dole tie as campaign material, and calls for a new vote in District 1. It notes Williamson's decisive win with 1,921 votes to Thompson's 73, concerns about voters who moved, and comments on long lines and machine shortages during a difficult election day.
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ITER Fusion Plant Could Bring Jobs to Savannah River Area
Community leaders discuss a 30-year ITER fusion project with a $20 billion price tag and potential to create over 1,000 local jobs and $6 to $7 billion in regional economic impact. If site decisions move forward, construction could start in 1996 at the Savannah River Site with federal backing.
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Europan Union
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Charles DeVaney
Aiken Technical College
Davison
DeVaney
Tom Abbott
Aiken
SRS
Georgia
South Carolina
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