06 Oct 1992
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1992
Page
1
North Augusta votes set time limits for electronic video poker machines and require spacing and parking rules. The city council approved ordinances on final readings marking a likely court fight over scheduling, zoning, and enforcement guiding operators toward a potential legal challenge.
New Ellenton officials faced a packed Civic Center audience as residents pressed on proposed sewer ordinance and line placements. Mayor Randy Shaw and six of seven council members answered 125 concerns from Concerned Citizens of New Ellenton and 96 from Sept meeting inquiries, clarifying contractor remedy processes and ongoing rate discussions. The council aims for a short final ordinance and a late month vote on the emergency flat fee measure.
A brief notice invites the public to report news ideas by calling 648-2311, promising a simple way to share tips and potential story leads with the newsroom.
A fragment lists individuals including George Coates Saluda Linda Cooper Johnston John Griffin North Augusta Goldie Morris Collehton Wendell Shealy Chapin Robert Lee Sims and Menton Lee. Page 3B is cited for further details.
Washington Consumers will gain relief from rising cable rates under a new law, though effects will take time. FCC has 180 days to determine if rates are unreasonable, with most regulation by cities subject to FCC review. Industry figures say little change is likely soon. advocates claim possible rate cuts up to 30 cents for those overcharged.
The Savannah River Site revises its public participation plan to form a citizens review committee in response to input from hearings on the Federal Facility Agreement with EPA and SCDHEC. DOE plans immediate action with scoping workshops to invite active cleanup participants, outlining committee makeup, authority, and duties, while promising public meetings and hearings as cleanup proceeds over decades at an estimated $200 billion cost.
Staff and wire reports show the Replacement Tritium Facility at the Savannah River Site costs climbing by about 50 million since 1991 suspension. The project aims to reaffirm SRS as the DOE tritium handler, with completion slated for 1983, though total costs now near 384 million including construction and related expenses.
Three candidates vie for Aiken County Clerk of Court with incumbent Liz Godard facing Libertarian Johnnie Parker and Republican Se mi?mates Sammy McIntosh. Godard has served since 1979 and cites child support collection as key. Parker pledges civil actions without an attorney and broader access to public records. McIntosh, a self employed paralegal, criticizes security and administration of the office. Page 5A.
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