Rudnick Urges Use of Renewable Resources to Fight Inflation
Irene K. Rudnick, D-Aiken, told the Senior Men's Club that renewable resources, like cotton and wool, should replace non renewables to curb inflation. She warned prime farm land is being urbanized rapidly and foreign investment is buying land, urging public petitions and recall bills modeled on California laws. She invites discussion at her Park Avenue office and plans calendar copies in the county library.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene K. Rudnick
D-Aiken
Rudnick
U.S
General Assembly
California
Park Avenue
House of Representative
Aiken County
Ramada Inn
Frank J. McCrosson
PSA Arbitration Hearing Reset Over Horse Creek Facility Dispute
Aiken County Public Service Authority and Bay-Con General Inc. have rescheduled their arbitration hearing to January. Bay-Con seeks 2.7 million in excess of the original contract for the Horse Creek Pollution Control Facility. The PSA counters with a daily damages claim of 1000 dollars and demands repair or replacement of the malfunctioning system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aiken County Public Service Authority
Bay-Con General Inc
Greenville
Douglas S
Doug) Garvin
PSA
Bay-Con General of
Orginal
Horse Creek
Erector Set Plan Updates on Nuclear Waste Glassification
The sludge and salt waste from reprocessing will be processed in two stages with the mid 1990s target for the second phase. The sludge consists of long lived radioactive elements including plutonium and strontium 90 while the salt portion will be prepared for disposal on site. The plan shifts from a powder fed furnace to a slurry fed process to form borosilicate glass in steel canisters. Canister decontamination shifts from a chemical bath to abrasive blasting, integrating removed particles into future glass batches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DWPF
Oakeson
Silver Bluff Council Sets 7:30 PM Meeting at Greendale Elementary
The Silver Bluff Zone Council corrected yesterday's report and announced a meeting tonight at 7:30 at Greendale Elementary School in New Ellenton.
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Silver Bluff
Aiken Standard
Greendale Elementary School
New Ellenton
Farm City Week kicks off with breakfast in Heywards restaurant
The 26th annual Farm City Week begins with a 7:30 a.m. breakfast at Heyward's Restaurant on U.S. 1. Robert Scott of the S.C. Forestry Association will discuss the forest industry in Aiken County. A ladies program on soybeans follows on Tuesday November 25 at 10 a.m. at the Aiken Electric Cooperative auditorium and repeats at 3 p.m. in North Augusta. No admission. Sponsors include the Greater Aiken and North Augusta Chambers of Commerce, the Bull Shooters Club, and the Aiken Kiwanis Club.
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Heyward’s
U.S. 1
Robert Scott
S.C. Forestry Associa
Tion
Aiken County
Aiken Electric Cooperative
Wagener Road
Aiken
Security Federal
Martintown Road
North Augusta
Farm City
Greater Aiken
Aiken Parade Seeks Float Entries for Dec 6
The Aiken Christmas parade needs float entries by Friday to ensure a successful event. The parade is set for Saturday December 6 at 10 a.m. It is sponsored by the Aiken Jaycees and inquiries go to Dr. Robert H. Barrett at 649 5007 or mail a float description with participants to 1431 Richland Ave West.
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Aiken
Aiken Jaycees
Robert H. Barrett
Barrett
Richland Ave
West, Aiken
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Paula Blackmon
Silver Bluff Council
FBI
Love’s
Lauan
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Lim
Firestone
Lowe's Companies. Inc
Graniteville
Augusta
Rn’s
LPN
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