Nuclear Power On Trial At Hearings For AGNS
Hearings on the Barnwell Nuclear Services Plant reprocessing spent fuel have been postponed to mid December. Allied General Nuclear Services faces big risks as construction nears completion with $70 million invested and a payroll of about $2 million annually in Aiken County, where most workers live.
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Aiken County
Allied General Nuclear Services
AGNS
Barnwell
BNSP
Allied-General
Allied- General
Arafat Arrives at UN Amid Tight Security
Yasir Arafat landed by helicopter in the United Nations garden and was whisked into headquarters to present his case for a Palestinian state. Security was unprecedented in New York as feelings against the PLO run high among Jewish residents.
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United Nations. N.Y
Yasir Arafat
United Nations
General Assembly
U.N
Saadat Hassan
Arafat
New York
PLO
Alaskan Flood Called Disaster
Communities along the storm battered northwest Alaska coast brace for a second powerful storm as flood waters recede. No casualties reported after Bering Sea waves whipped inland flooding Nome and nearby villages in a full scale disaster. Nome and surrounding areas lack adequate food water and power as the next storm nears.
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Alaka
Alaska
Bering Sea
William A. Egan
African Diplomat Going Home
Pretoria recalls Ambassador R F Botha to Pretoria for urgent consultations after UN General Assembly bars South African delegates. Prime Minister John Vorster says the move pauses SA participation and freezes the country's 1 million dollar annual UN contribution while government studies next steps.
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South Africa
United Nations Home
U.N. General Assembly
John Vorster
R. F. Botha
Vorster
Father Pleads Innocent In Child Poisoning Case
Ronald C O Bryan pleaded innocent to charges he poisoned his eight year old son Timothy to collect $61 000 in insurance. He faced further counts of attempting to poison his daughter Elizabeth Lane O Bryan as prosecutors outlined the indictments.
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Houston
Ronald C O'Bryan
Mike Minton
Timothy
Elizabeth Lane O'Bryan
EPA backs underground waste plan at AEC hearing
EPA official William D. Rowe told an AEC hearing that without a plan for underground disposal the nuclear power industry faces criticism from opponents. He spoke during the review of an environmental impact statement on above ground storage for the 1980s.
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Washington
Environmental Protection Agency
Atomic Energy Commission
William D. Rowe
EPA
Office of Radiation Programs
AEC
Brown cites oil embargo risk fueling anti Jewish bias
Gen George S Brown chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff warned a renewed Arab oil embargo could push Americans toward anti Semitic attitudes. A Pentagon spokesman confirmed Brown’s Oct 10 remarks suggesting Jews own banks and newspapers and wield a strong lobby. Brown denied being anti Semitic calling such conclusions unfair.
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George S. Brown
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Pentagon
Brown
Duke University Law School
Durham
N.C
Washington Post
Former Aiken girl faces Bobby Riggs in Elm Grove
Mrs. George Batayias of Elm Grove, formerly Connie Jeancake of Aiken, played tennis with Bobby Riggs in an exhibition. the score was not reported but she held her own. A mock airplane disaster at Paul Knox Jr High School had untagged students scream in simulated shock while one student quipped about preferring to play dead.
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Aiken
Bobby Riggs
Elm Grove
Wrs
George Batagias
Connie Jeancake
George Jeancake
Riggs
Batayias
Weather forecast hints at cold, mild swing ahead
The forecast notes cool conditions with a sunny sky masking a chill. Minnesota and South Dakota residents see snowfall while the highway forecast projects 60 today and upper 60s tomorrow, followed by another cold night around 35 with likely no rain through tomorrow.
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South Dakota
Rockefeller Says Brother Raised Funds For Book
Nelson Rockefeller testified that he asked his brother Laurance to help find investors to finance a critical book on former Supreme Court Justice Arthur J. Goldberg. He said his role was larger than before acknowledged and that loans and gifts to aides posed no conflict of interest though critics question legality. He disclosed political gifts totaling millions over years and said his family supported his campaigns, while accepting responsibility for the book and apologizing to Goldberg.
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Lawrence L. Knutson
Associated Press
Washington (Ap
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Laurance
Supreme Court
Arthur J. Goldberg
New York
Senate
Rockefeller
Rules Committee
Howard W. Cannon
ABC
Richard M. Nixon
Victor Lasky
Goldberg
Laurance Rockefeller
Prosser Elected Vice Chairman of Aiken County Board
In a brief meeting of the Aiken County Board of Commissioners on Tuesday, Charles W. Prosser was elected vice chairman unanimously. Prosser’s nomination, offered by Forest L. Kirby and seconded by Ralph F. Cullinan, came at the first meeting with new members in attendance.
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Aiken County
Harold V. Gravybeal
Rudnick Plans Busy Schedule After Tough Time in Re election
Rep Irene Rudnick winner in District 85 after a close race with Marshall Cain says Democrats won due to officials not listening to people. She cites hospital issues, bids on contracts, and PSC reforms as top priorities for the upcoming session.
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Rudnick
GOP
Marshall Cain
Cain
General Assembly
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