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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1990
Page
13
On this day in 1989 Energy Secretary James D. Watkins announced plans to proceed with a water cooled cooling tower at the Savannah River Site K Reactor, signaling a major step in reactor cooling strategy.
Jim Miles Republican candidate for Secretary of State will speak to the Aiken County Republican Party Thursday at 7 30 p m in the Aiken County Council Building 736 Richland Ave. He will discuss lobby activity in Washington and his proposals. Also addressing the group are representatives for Barbara Nielsen and Strom Thurmond supporter roles with local candidates Boswell Sharpe Huff Young Duckett and Bland expected to attend. Public invited.
Don Adams owner of Country Produce Market in Belvedere shares his creative cooking ideas with Cajun and Oriental dishes, plus simple produce business themes. He relaxes with fishing and ponding. WKRU 1510 AM airs Middle East weather reports three times daily compiled by Dave Speelman for listeners with loved ones overseas.
The report lists competitors including Rev John Arthur Mike Riley Stephen Kneece Tim Cauley Kalle Amala in an epee event. The fragmented text notes multiple named participants in a fencing meet with no additional results or context provided.
SCE&G chief executive Lawrence M. Gressette said the utility will appeal a circuit court ruling barring the company from serving a newly annexed area of Johns Island within Berkeley Electric Cooperative's district. Judge Luke N. Brown ordered dismantling of $ a 000 worth of distribution gear installed for a shopping center. The ruling affirms that power service in newly annexed areas remains under legislative and municipal control, not the utility.
Jackson town council held its regular meeting with a short public portion and a lengthy closed session. The body hired two police officers, one resigning officer Keith Hedman left, and a pending lawsuit over legal fees for two attorneys tied to a May 1 referendum was discussed. Mayor Mason J. Rollo and councilman P K Greene were absent. Mayor pro tem Jean Collier presided.
Leaders at Jackson Middle and New Ellenton Middle promote honesty as the core policy. The PTA organized assemblies for grades six to eight, with principals addressing students and cheerleaders delivering honesty themed routines. Contests, writing activities, and interdisciplinary classroom integration are planned to reinforce the message.
Westinghouse at SRS gave a 7000 grant to the Aiken County School District to fund efficacy training for administrators and teachers. The program focuses on student development and performance with emphasis on African American students and aims to bolster self confidence and achievement. Ambrose Schwalbe presented the check to Dr. Joseph R. Brooks and Janes A. Moore at a Board of Education meeting.
The Aiken County Administrative Committee will back funding next fiscal year for an upgraded VA office computer system. The plan favors deferred payment to Trueman Systems Inc. of Florida and links to national VA services, serving about 500 referrals monthly with growing demand.
The Aiken Planning Commission approved the Westinghouse office complex by Development Properties Inc on 25.62 acres at Whiskey Road and Stratford Drive for 200000 square feet. The vote was by ster with Jane Davis against. A tree survey will be provided before any tree removal as a condition. Sandstone Properties Inc received unanimous preliminary plat approval for Phase I of Sandstone Subdivision with 58 single family lots on 26.26 acres and Phase II with 41 lots on 11.07 acres.
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