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Rec department presentation on Page 5A details fall twirl program for community recreation, highlighting upcoming events and classes.
03 Sep 1984
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1984
Page
1
Rec department presentation on Page 5A details fall twirl program for community recreation, highlighting upcoming events and classes.
The SCDHEC may waive a water temperature requirement during the Savannah River Plant L-reactor reopening delayed by a lawsuit over environmental studies and water permits. Public comments are invited. a hearing could be held Oct 9 in Aiken if requests arrive by Oct 1.
Cape Canaveral officials failed to dislodge two ice chunks blocking waste water outlets on the space shuttle Discovery 184 miles above Australia. Pilot Michael Coats described the effort after jets and a camera on the robot arm showed a 2 to 3 foot lump and a smaller patch, delaying toilet use and a solar wing test.
The meeting will discuss a proposed referendum up to three dollars per resident for county recreation funding to be shared with cities and towns. Priority drainage work targets Citadel Coker streets in College Acres and Powderhouse Road area. A public hearing on Aiken Cablevision service complaints is also on the agenda.
Mary Thomas of Aiken Community Hospital cites embedded fish hooks burns food poisoning and heart attacks as common holiday dangers. She notes ERs see 15 to 70 cases daily during holidays and weekends while disasters prompt drills for overloads.
The Savannah River Plant reported its largest tritium oxide release late Sunday with about 50 000 curies and a maximum near boundary dose of 7 millirem. Officials said winds dispersed the gas and no health risk to workers or nearby residents was evident, with no evacuations required beyond the incident room.
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