Savannah River Plant to Restart L Reactor Adding 350 Jobs
The restart of the fourth Savannah River Plant reactor could create 350 permanent jobs and up to 700 construction posts over three years. President Carter approved reviving the L Reactor to upgrade three other reactors and resume plutonium and tritium production, with a $160 million project.
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Fair crowd enjoys opening night at Aiken Jaycee Fair
Over 15 000 attend the Aiken Jaycee County Fair as gates reopen at 6 p m with 1 admission and free parking. Sunday is Aiken Standard Day with rides all day for 5 dollars for bracelet holders. We glimpse riders on The Galactica and crowds around the merry go round while families enjoy food and games.
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Aiken
Aiken Jaycee County Fair
Nicole Albea
Derek
Tammy Albea
Katie Brown
Shirley Brown
Graniteville
Vivian Edwards
Jamie Jamison
Chris McCluskey
Inside Today Senate Seat 3 Is Previewed
A preview of Senate District 3 candidates appears in today’s pages. Detailed notes and profiles are provided to inform voters on the race, key positions, and candidate backgrounds.
Jenrette Wife Says May Run If Decision Reached
Rita Jenrette wife of Rep John W Jenrette says she is serious about withdrawing from the race but has not made a final decision She calls the move a long shot but could be the only shot for Democrats after Jenrette convicted of taking a 50000 bribe in the Abscam probe She spoke to the Columbia State from her Washington home amid her husband s bid to stay in the race following Tuesday s verdict
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House Considers Punishment for Jenrette in Abscam Case
The House ethics panel may decide this year whether to punish Rep. John W. Jenrette after his bribery conviction in the Abscam affair. The committee plans a meeting as soon as Congress' post election session, with options from no punishment to various reprimands. The panel previously expelled Rep. Michael Myers, the first such action.
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