03 Oct 1993
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1993
Page
1
In Aiken Ladies Only Health and Fitness hosted Tim Culwell for four workouts titled Step Out Cancer to raise funds for the American Cancer Society. About 60 to 75 participants paid five dollars for a six minute session to support cancer prevention.
Aiken County residents weigh President Clinton's health care plan, fearing higher costs and wage pressure as the working class could bear the burden. Leroy Myers and Donna McFee express cautious approval, noting hospital bills and access improvements, with debate focused on affordability and coverage.
A fragment from a calendar and classifieds section lists a call number 48-2311 and several reader names including Brawley Abney Monetta Robbie J Bettis Belgium Arminta F Carr Aiken Adeline J Chavous Jackson Joel Bubba Clark Warrenville Patricia Porter North Augusta Edmond Rhodes Aiken Mary D Seawell Anderson.
Philip Lord reports on the Savannah River Site retirees facing post employment choices. Many 1200 workers left early or took voluntary separation on Thursday and now pursue small business ventures or new career transfers.
Summer Institute observers review 177 technologies from SRS with USCA and five state universities. They found 87 could become marketable private sector products or services, prompting guidance for small businesses and knowledge transfer.
Public hearing in North Augusta addresses DOE plan to shrink the U S nuclear weapons complex from 16 sites in 12 states to four or five. The 1990s lawsuit prompted a Programmatic Environmental Impact Statement examining health safety environment and economic effects of closures and options including doing nothing.
U S District Court Judge Charles E Simons Jr will hear a motion Monday by former House member Luther Taylor seeking to disqualify US District Court Judge Falcon Hawkins from presiding over his retrial. Taylor, of Columbia, was among two dozen lawmakers and lobbyists caught in an FBI sting three years ago for selling votes for cash. He was convicted in 1990 on six corruption charges and given six and a half years in federal prison.
Cadillac Ranch off U S 1 north of Aiken has closed amid vague statements from Lee May about his involvement. Employees reported the club was shut last St and managers could not be reached as phones were disconnected or busy. Customers found the doors dark when they arrived.
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