Nuclear Consolidation Meets General Approval
In North Augusta a Department of Energy plan to consolidate the nuclear complex drew mixed approval at a Wednesday hearing. Supporters and critics, including Third District Rep. Butler Derrick and Gov. Carroll Campbell, urged downsizing and favored Savannah River Site as a core future. A final record of decisions is due in January, with Tritium production noted as a key issue.
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Historic Character At Threat In Aiken Downtown Plan
City planners in Aiken call for a three day strategic planning effort to define a downtown area that preserves historic balance while boosting visitor draw. consultant Joe Sanford warns the southward growth risks eroding the 1834 street layout and historic culture if not addressed.
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Hopeland Gardens
Mock Fire Drill Tests Emergency Team at Plant
Air Products and Chemicals Inc conducted a plant wide fire drill at the back tank farm to test emergency procedures. Plant manager Al Wiley says the drill is part of responsible care and aims to address community concerns about chemical hazards. A simulated incident involved a leaking MIBK tank and a nearby weld triggering a flare, with one operator sprayed by the material.
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Troop Beef-Up In Somalia Tied To Pullout Date
Clinton plans to add 1,500 to 2,000 U.S. troops in Somalia with a pullout within six months. The move aims to protect forces once numbering 28,000 now 4,700 and secure the release of Americans. A deadline ranges January to March with a March 31 total withdrawal target discussed by advisers. A fresh Mogadishu mortar attack killed another U.S. serviceman and wounded 12 others as talks continued with Congress and U.N. efforts over detainees.
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Jubilation Muted By Drug Data In Aiken County
A state survey shows 1992 drug use declined for most substances among 9,238 seventh to 12th graders in Aiken County. Nicotine and crack use rose, with 83 percent reporting alcohol and 20.5 percent tobacco. Crack use rose 4 percent since 1989, while marijuana and other drugs fell slightly.
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State survey ranks counties on teen substance use
Statewide results from the survey are mixed as 10th in teen alcohol, 18th cigarette, 17th marijuana, and 2nd cocaine use in one county. Dennis Nalty, who directs research for the Department of Alcohol and Other Drug Abuse Services, notes increases in some drugs. The Department cooperated with Education and school districts on the study.
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Deputy Hurt While Serving Warrant in Aiken County Robberies
Aiken County sheriff deputy Bryan Causey was assaulted and slightly injured while attempting to serve a warrant. Two separate robberies were reported in the county, including an incident at Eubanks' Convenience Store. Authorities said the deputy was attacked during the arrest.
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Community contact and names for North Augusta area
Readers are invited to call 648-2311 with news tips. The message lists Maggie Coleman, Naomi Griner, Katelan B. Hil, Holsonback, Luis Monge, Ralph Shuler Jr, Rose C. Yanek and others across North Augusta Johnston Newark Edgefield County for tip submissions.
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Teen Drug Awareness Is On Wane
State survey shows cocaine and crack use down among teens while inhalants and hallucinogens rise. Director Dennis Nalty says DARE and Just Say No are ineffective and urges peer group based, communication focused strategies over old campaigns. He notes societal role models undermining messages.
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Department of Alcohol and Other Abuse Services
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