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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 14, 1982

Page

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Environmental group seeks EIS on Savannah River L-Reactor start up

The National Resources Defense Council asks DOE to require an environmental impact study for the L-Reactor at SRP. The group cites NEPA rules and notes 46 curies of cesium may enter the river over decades. DOE officials say a detailed review was done and first year exposure would be about 4.8 milli rems.

Savannah River National Resources Defense Council Inc U.S. Department of Energy William Vaughn DOE Environmental Protection Council Energy Research Foundation Environmental Policy Institute ERF EPI United States SRP Jim Gaver Nada Mel J. Sires Sires

Archie Jordan Receives ASCAP Awards in Nashville

Aiken songwriter Archie Jordan won two ASCAP awards for Drifter recorded by Sylvia and Its All I Can Do by Anne Murray. He is the son of J T Jordan and his wife Sarah traveled to Nashville for the banquet with Archie and his wife. Jordan has six gold and two platinum records and songs recorded by Ronnie Milsap B J Thomas Barbara Mandrell Johnny Mathis Floyd Cramer and Roy Clark.

Aiken Archie Jordan ASCAP American Society of Composers and Publishers Drifter Sylvia Anne Murray Jordan J.T. Jordan Sarah Nashville Ronnie Milsap B. J. Thomas Barbara Mandrell Johnny Mathis Floyd Cramer Roy Clark

Reagan to unveil bold plan to attack drug traffic

President Reagan plans a major initiative to curb drug trafficking by hiring up to 1000 federal agents and investigators. The plan, to be announced in Washington, calls for regional task forces in about a dozen cities, expanded FBI DEA roles, and added prison space to support longer sentences.

Washington Reagan Justice Department Department FBI Drug Enforcement Administration Congress United States George Bush Florida South Florida Colombia Miami Treasury Department Customs Service DEA Senate House

Neighbors Fight Whitney Trust Rezoning Plan Near Polo Field

Residents near the Whitney Polo Field oppose a 4.32 acre rezoning aimed at parceling into up to 11 lots of 15 000 square feet each. The plan, supported by the Whitney Trust and broker Doris Chesser, hinges on city council approval after Planning and Zoning Commission recommendation. Opponents warn of value loss and loss of estate living, while trust officials cite financial deficits and tax hikes as motives for the sale and redevelopment. The case involves attorney Lonnie Garvin the Knox Avenue residents and several long established city figures linked to the Whitney Trust.

Whitney Polo Field Planning and Zoning Commission Lonnie Garvin Knox Avenue Whitney Trust Commission Aiken Julian B. Salley Jr Doris Chesser Eulalie Salley & Co Garvin Salley William C. Whitney Thomas Hitchcock Jr Palmetto Golf Course Powderhouse Road Newberry and Park Avenue Seymour H. Knox Conrad Ruckelshaus Northrop

Toole Denies Involvement in Trapp Inquiry

Aiken County Council candidate Jerry Mike Toole says he is not involved in any inquiry into the budget vote that created A. Gilford Trapp’s new director post. County GOP leader William R. Wilcox proposed an investigation into possible CETA rule violations, with George Vann of the Governor’s CETA office to decide on further steps within 60 days. Belvedere mail fliers for Mrs. Trapp’s campaign were also found in postal boxes, illegal to distribute on mail property.

Trapp CETA George Vann Wilcox Vann Department of Administrative and Human Services Ethics Commission Toole Klein

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