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14 Oct 1988
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Aiken Standard in Aiken, South Carolina
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1988
Page
1
Deaths in Aiken and surrounding areas
Obituary notices list Roger L. Clark Aiken Willie L. Clark Aiken Arthur A. Eubanks Simpsonvit Nora Hawkins Joanna William E. Maye Warrensville N C Rudell G Mosley Augusta Kathryn Owens Belvedere Ethel Rivers Charleston JH Williams Aiken with details continued on Page 6A.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger L. Clark
Aiken
Willie L. Clark
Arthur A. Eubanks
Simpsonvit
Nora Hawkins
Joanna
William E. Maye
Warrensville
N.C
Rudell G. Mosley
Augusta
Kathryn Owens
Belvedere
Ethel Rivers
Charleston
JH. Williams
DOE overhauls SRP reactors safety plan aimed at restart
DOE officials pledge a systematic safety overhaul for Savannah River Plant reactors to ease congressional and media scrutiny. Critics, including environmentalists, oppose restarting without independent expert review as DOE brings in national nuclear specialists to assist with the reactor recovery program and a flexible December 31 target for restarting K-Reactor. Len Sjostrom says the plan will satisfy critics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Energy
Savannah River
DOE
SRP
Len Sjostrom
Bush Gets Nod In Debate In California Race
In California the closing days of the presidential race see Bush and Dukakis vying for votes after a high-stakes debate. An ABC News poll credited Bush as winner 49 to 33 percent, a Los Angeles Times poll gave 47 to 26, and an Associated Press panel also backed Bush. Dukakis claimed victory and called the race very close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
George Bush
Michael Dukakis
California
Bush
ABC News
Los Angeles Times
Associated Press
Dukakis
Bush urged new SRP reactor as Dukakis cites SRP flaws
Vice President George Bush pressed Idaho voters during last night's debate to back a new weapons production reactor in the state at SRP's expense, a spokesman for opponent Michael Dukakis said. A Bush aide affirmed support for the SRP reactor, dismissing Dukakis stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Bush
Massachusetts
Michael Dukakis
Idaho
Savannah River
Bush
SRP
Dukakis
Still Missing Where is Jeremy Grice Now
The article reports on the 1985 disappearance of 4 year old Jeremy Grice from an Aiken County subdivision and the ongoing national and local investigations. It covers leads pursued with federal and North Carolina authorities, a DNA like contact with a child in Buncombe County, and the non conclusive nature of a meeting with that child. Investigators continue to pursue possible identities while avoiding definitive conclusions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeremy Grice
Aiken County
Nationa
Jeremy
Charles C. Grice
The
Aiken Standard
Grice
Aiken County Sheriff's
Ment
National Police Information Network
S.C
North Carolina
Ray Grice
Asheville
N.C
Buncombe County
Pevone
Minor Bill Becomes Senate Pork Grant Scandal
A small House education appropriation ballooned into a $60 million pork project amid back home favors. The House rejected debate 256 to 131 as critics labeled the bill a pork farm with many piglets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Robert Walker
Thomas Coleman
R-Mo
Congress
Department of Education
Taft Institute
Senate
District of Columbia
Vermont Council of Higher Education
Voorhees College
South Carolina
University of Mississippi
Labor and Human Resources Committee
Robert Stafford
R-Vt
Strom Thurmond
Rs.c
Morning Cold Breaks Record For October Weather
A frost covered the ground as the morning temperature of 31 degrees broke the Oct 14 cold record. Previous lows and 40-year marks were surpassed, but relief is expected this weekend as a warm front moves in from the Great Lakes area with daytime highs rising into the 70s. State climatologist notes the cold is early but not unusual, with normal highs in the mid 70s and nights around the 50s. Agricultural crops are largely unaffected by the snap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Lake States
Robert Kelly
National Weather Service
Wauna
Cimatologee
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