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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1987
Page
10
Forecast calls for clear and cold nights with lows in the 40s, sunny and mild days with highs in the 60s to 70s across regions. Mountains Midlands coast and beaches all expect clear nights and pleasant daytime temperatures through Thursday to Saturday.
The storm, once a hurricane with 80 mph winds, weakened to a tropical storm after days of heavy rains in Florida. Forecasters had anticipated moisture and showers for South Carolina, but this morning's outlook suggested little rain. A high pressure system over the mainland drives northerly gusts of 25 to 35 mph along the coast.
Hurricane Floyd brushed South Florida with 80 mph gusts and heavy rain before moving northeast over the Atlantic. No injuries or major property losses were reported. a tornado in Key Largo caused 100000 dollars in boat, trailer and mobile home damage, and another touched down in extreme southern Dade County.
DHEC will regulate Savannah River Plant mixed waste and related hazards after a federal designation transfers oversight from EPA and DOE to the South Carolina agency. Deputy commissioner R Lewis Shaw notes closer alignment with citizens and ongoing reviews by EPA, with broader state control over low level burial grounds and 35 million gallons of high level waste.
City officials wrestle with amendments to voting laws as council members clash over the at large system. Howard M. Hickey says dilution harms black voters and favors change, while Lessie Price argues the method discriminates against minorities. Robert S. Perry defends at large voting noting broader accountability, as Michael Anaclerio urges a compliant alternative plan. The issue hinges on black representation and federal requirements.
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