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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 30, 1993

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Aspin Calls For Review Of Arsenal

Defense Secretary Les Aspin announced the first post Cold War review of the U S nuclear arsenal at the Pentagon. He warned that renegade states or terrorists could threaten America with weapons of mass destruction and said the aim is to shape long term strategy for decades ahead. The review should be completed by spring possibly April and will examine the number type delivery systems and safety of U S nuclear weapons.

Washington Defense Les Aspin America Aspin Pentagon Union U.S

Charleston May Be Entry Point For Spent Fuel

COLUMBIA The Energy Department may cut 144 spent fuel rods from a Belgian reactor via Charleston port. Energy Secretary Hazel O Leary seeks a contract to move rods to Savannah River Site for temporary storage to prevent weapon uranium diversion. No shipping timetable given.

Charleston Columbia Energy Department Department Energy Hazel O'Leary Savannah River Scotland O'Leary Eos Roads Bernie Pleau

Halloween Safety Sets Trick or Treat Hours in Aiken

Halloween in Aiken and surrounding areas is on 6 to 9 p.m. with the Aiken County Council and Aiken Department of Public Safety advising safety tips. Kids can get candy from 5 to 9 p.m. at Aiken Regional Medical Center. Authorities urge flashlights, short costumes, proper shoes, flame resistant materials, and to inspect treats before eating.

Aiken Aiken County Oyeity Anancuny Recreation Urcma

Community Tip Line for News Tips

Readers are urged to call 648 2311 to share news ideas or tip local happenings with the newsroom. The call invites tips on stories and events from the public, aiming to boost community coverage and quick leads for reporting.

Pentagon Welcomes Gay Policy

The Supreme Court temporarily limited a ruling to one sailor and allowed the Pentagon to implement its don’t ask don’t tell policy. Defense Secretary Aspin welcomed a policy change focusing on conduct over status while government lawyers argued the nationwide order lacked authority.

Washington Supreme Court Pentagon Clinton T Ne Sureme Court Defense Les Aspin U.S Terry Hater Jr Los Angeles

Radford Aims To Keep City Budget On Track

Aiken councilman Eric M. Radford pledges to hold the city budget at 80 mills and continue lowering property tax burden by using user fees. He notes rising landfill costs from county charges and warns the Three Rivers Solid Waste plan could raise expenses further.

Eric M. Radford Aiken Aren Novemer Radford Three Rivers

Aiken Elects City Council Aims At Growth

The City of Aiken holds municipal elections on Tuesday November 2 1993 to fill four City Council seats. Incumbents Michael Anaclerio Robert Skipper Perry Wyatt Price Eric M Radford seek re election. Radford notes focus on economic diversity and attracting businesses to expand the industrial base while mentioning a certified landfill project raising dumping costs.

Aiken Mg Michael Anaclerio Robert Skipper) Perry Wyatt Price Eric M. Radford Aiken Radford

Retired Trooper To Take Over Patrol

Former trooper Alton Morris, 54, will return from a oor year retirement to lead the South Carolina Highway Patrol. Morris, once lieutenant colonel and deputy director, rose from trooper in 1962 after Navy service. He has been executive director of Life Abilities South Carolina since June. Public Safety Director Boykin Rose chose Morris to replace Col. Ron Alford, who plans retirement with a one time option. Morris previously served as interim commander in 1990 and won broad trooper support. Governor Campbell backs the choice as a valued addition in streamlining the patrol.

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