Clemson Studies Hazards of Vitrifying Wastes at WSRC
Westinghouse Savannah River Co funds Clemson University research to assess environmental impacts of vitrifying hazardous and mixed wastes. The $1.3 million effort follows a $407,425 lab setup and links to the DOE Mixed Waste Integrated Program.
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Westinghouse
Savannah River Co
Clemson University
Defense
Savannah River
Clemson
Environmental Systems Engineering de
Partment
Clemson Research Park
University
Department of Energy
DOE
South Carolina to Increase Patrols for Labor Day Weekend
The S C Department of Public Safety adds 180 officers to highways for a Labor Day crackdown. 93 state troopers and 87 transport police will patrol from 7 a m today to midnight Monday. Corporal J T Daniels notes higher shift coverage in Aiken County and a deterrent aim. Last year 14 fatalities occurred in the 78 hour weekend.
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S.C. Department of Public Safety
Carroll A. Campbell Jr
J.T. Daniels
S.C. Highway Patrol
Aiken County
Daniels Sai
South Carolina
SCDPS
Transport Police Division
Scops
The
Highway Patrol
Grand Strand
Delegation Seeks Data On Aiken School Deconsolidation
The Legislative Delegation pressed to study breaking the Aiken County School District into smaller districts. Senator Thomas L. Moore will request staff from education and judiciary panels and several state agencies to gather facts. Rep. Huff noted debt division and funding implications as a key issue.
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Aiken County
Open County
Thomas L. Moore
D-Clearwater
Education and Judiciary
House
Senate
State Department of Education Budget and Control Board
Thomas E. Huff
North Suga
Huff
Justice Department
Sunday Morning section to debut in The Aiken Standard
The Aiken Standard will publish a new section on Sundays named Sunday Morning. It will feature articles and photographs about life in Aiken County including art music crafts and personal achievements. Readers with ideas or comments should call Lifestyles Editor John Boyette at 648-2311.
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The
Aiken Standard
Aiken County
John Boyette
Community call line on local notices
Readers are invited to place news tips by calling 648 2311. Contacts listed include George M Boyer Swansea Augustus Bryant Aiken Joseph M Granade Greenwood Marie H Harper Graniteville Mabel Mitchell Saluda Roman E Sonsara Aiken Margaret W Seefluth North Augusta Ashley H Young Edgefield.
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George M. Boyer
Swansea
Augustus Bryant
Aiken
Joseph M. Granade
Greenwood
Marie H. Harper
Graniteville
Mabel 8. Mitchell
Saluda
Roman E. Sonsara
Margaret W. Seefluth
North Augusta
Ashley H. Young
Edgefield
Mrs Shaw resigns as New Ellenton municipal judge
Gail Shaw resigns as municipal judge in New Ellenton citing the town's Aug 5 civil suit against her son Randy Shaw former mayor. The move takes effect Aug 30 with Chief Judge Max Meek filling in. Shaw will remain as summary court judge.
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Gail Shaw
New Ellenton
Randy Shaw
Arthur J. Hanna
Max Meek
Mrs. Shaw
Meek
Shaw
County to form Transportation Committee for road projects
Sen Thomas L Moore told the Aiken County Legislative Delegation a County Transportation Committee could be formed by next month with at least five members to set C Fund road paving and drainage priorities. The panel would balance city and county interests as the DOT develops a model plan for all 46 counties.
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Thomas L. Moore
D. Clearwater
Aiken County
Supreme Court
Sen. Moore
State Department of ‘Transportation
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TV Update To Debut In The Aiken Standard This Saturday
The Aiken Standard announces a new weekly TV Update featuring complete local television listings and entertainment articles. Each Saturday edition will include up to date celebrity features and convenient home viewing references for readers.
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Aiken Standard
TV Update
PALFED Subsidiary Enters Deal On Woodside Assets
PALFED says a subsidiary has a nonbinding agreement in principle to sell most Woodside Plantation assets. Woodside Development Co. negotiating with a potential purchaser pending due diligence and regulatory approval. Since 1986, 577 homes completed. 227 developed lots remain along with 1000 acres of semi-improved land.
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Palfed
Woodside
Howard M. Hickey
Vic
Woodside Development Co
Ops
Hickey
Woodside Plantation
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