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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 12, 1982

Page

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Derrick: Waste Bill Will Pass

Rep. Butler Derrick says a permanent geologic nuclear waste repository bill will pass the House this year. He notes Senate approval 64-9 last summer and outlines differences including AFR storage as a last resort and federal ownership for sites. The House plan would shift final AFR decisions to the Nuclear Regulatory Commission.

House of Representatives Butler Derrick D-S.c Savannah River Health Physics Society Senate House Derrick Barnwell Achille Rep Congress Nuclear Regulatory Commission Secretary of Energy

Fire Rates To Rise In Belvedere

Belvedere Fire District will raise fire rates starting January 1 1983 with a $24 minimum charge for property from 1 to 33 000. Property above 33 000 will pay 75 cents per thousand dollars of value. Mobile homes and lots at 10 per year unless value exceeds 33 000. Commissioners Joseph O Pack Patrick D Sizemore and Ms Ruvo. Next meeting Tuesday at 7 30 pm at Belvedere Fire Station.

Belvedere Belvedere Fire District Joseph O. Pack Patrick D. Sizemore Ms. Ruvo

Coroner Townsend Faces Daily Violent Death Burden

Sue Townsend, one of South Carolina's two women coroners, handles grim duties in Aiken County. She describes telling families of drownings and shootings as the hardest part, while insisting the coroner's role centers on determining death causes and preserving evidence for court.

Aiken County Sue Townsend South Carolina Richard W Dick) Riley Townsend Aiken Mrs. Townsend Phil Jones

Willcox Hotel Owner Faces Suit Deadline

Joseph Eways faces a critical deadline to present renovation plans and funding for the Willcox Hotel in Aiken. The city warned it could pursue demolition if the July 16 unsafe-hotel suit is not resolved, with the 60 day extension now set to expire around November 13 or possibly Monday the 15th.

Willcox Hotel Eways Willcox Aiken Department of Public Safety J. Carroll Busbee

Inside Today Classifieds and Comics Update

Classifieds offer local sales and notices. comics and community calendar provide leisure and event reminders. Dear Abby advice column and For The Record brief items appear alongside sports box office and obituaries with weather outlook for Clemson region.

Abby

Andropov Named Soviet Leader Amid Cautious U S Views

Washington officials describe Yuri Andropov as an experienced, intelligent leader with foreign exposure, noting his KGB headship and past stance on peaceful coexistence. Analysts warn his rise signals potential shifts but provide only mixed, preliminary judgments.

Washington Yuri V. Andropov Soviet Communist Party Central Committee West Reagan Andropov Leonid I Brezhnev Kremlin KGB U.S Hungary Brezhnev Peter Roussel White House Party Thost Afghanistan Moscow Richard M. Nixon Abc-Tv Nicolae Ceausescu Romania

Walesa Set For Saturday Release From Detention

Martial law authorities signed an order for the release of Solidarity leader Lech Walesa after 11 months held at a remote villa. An anonymous source said he will depart Arlamow on Saturday and travel to Gdansk, with a reunion planned with wife Danuta and seven children. Officials would not confirm timing or method.

Warsaw Poland Solidarity Lech Walesa Walesa Gdansk Arlamow Valesa Danuta

Whitney Trust Sells Knox Avenue Property to Villa Blanca Trainer

Bruce Johnstone of Villa Blanca Farm agreed to buy 4.32 acres bordering the Whitney Polo Field for 90000. Attorneys Salley and Garvin confirmed the deal after trustees backed a rezoning bid that faced Knox Avenue residents opposition and was later dropped.

Whitney Trust Whitney Polo Field Bruce Johnstone Villa Blanca Knox Avenue Julian B. Salley Lonnie Garvin Johnstone Salley Aiken Garvin

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