F and M Bank Marks 75th Anniversary in Aiken
The Farmers and Merchants Bank celebrates 75 years since 1906 founding by James Preston McNair. Now chaired by his grandson James P. McNair, the 11-branch institution maintains a personal, community-focused approach from its Laurens and Park HQ in Aiken.
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Reagan policy signals momentum for nuclear power
The Reagan administration outlines steps to speed up nuclear plant approvals by reducing regulatory delays and to restart reprocessing and breeder development. It argues reprocessing boosts uranium energy yield and lowers waste volume, though economics and political risk still shield investment from proceed.
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Persian Gulf
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Ashley Cooper Sees It Captures Opinion Fragments From Columns
A collage of humorous and reflective quips and reader letters spans topics from cosmology to Reaganomics, culture shifts, and childhood memories. It includes a letter from Mary Ellen Waddill and commentary on charity at home, ending with a citizen’s critique of foreign aid.
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Reagan Targeting Regulations Amid Budget Talks
Reagan moves to cut costly regulations after tax and budget wins. He targets rules on gender athletic funding, lead in gasoline, and fish species, arguing government overreach burdens citizens and families. Beavers in Columbus cited over Social Security shortfalls as example.
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EPA Funding Scrutiny Moves to October Hearings
Four congressional committees plan October hearings to probe whether Reagan administration budget cuts cripple EPA. Anne Gorsuch will face questions on proposed 1984 cuts to personnel research and operations and whether regulations are being weakened. Reports of turnover and leaks fuel bipartisan concern over the agency’s ability to protect citizens from toxic substances.
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