Protest Airspace Plan By The DOE At Savannah River Plant
About 15 aviation enthusiasts spoke against the DOE request to designate prohibited airspace over the Savannah River Plant. The hearing before the FAA weighed security gains against reduced air access with potential risks to pilots and nearby Barnwell Airport traffic.
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The
DOE
Augusta
Department of Energy
Savannah River
Federal Aviation Administration
SAP
Bill Goodwin
S.C. Aeronautics Commission
Barnwell
Goodwin
Wackenhut
Martin Hershkowitz
Department
Hershkowitz
Larry Feizel
Patrick J. Rice
Sunday Recital Dedicates New Organ For Millbrook
Millbrook Baptist Church marks its 100th anniversary with a 3 p.m. organ dedication featuring Martha Cathcart, honoring Theresa J. Woodward and tracing the church's music legacy from Bertha Price to the Hammond and Allen organs. The event is open to the public at 795 Pine Log Road.
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Martha Cathcart
Millbrook Baptist Church
Aiken
Theresa J. Woodward
JS. Bach
Charleston
Cathcart
Furman
Winthrop College
John Schaeffer
Augusta College
Bob
A&m Music
Millbrook
Bertha Price
Miss Woodward
Price
Edna Holley
Winthrop
Pine Log Road
Kennedy Middle School
SRP shuts contaminated well at Savannah River Plant
A well supplying drinking water to administration and fuel fabrication areas at the Savannah River Plant was shut after detecting triclene contamination measured 1 to 2 parts per billion. DOE spokesman Carl Nandrasy said the plant stopped using that water and switched to an alternative source while cleanup continues.
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Savannah River
Department of Energy
Carl Nandrasy
DOE
Nandrasy
State Department of Health and Environmental Control
Study Details Pros Cons Continued From Page 1A
The study compares in city and fringe area charges for solid waste, water, sewer, recreation, and street lighting. Fringe areas save on recreation but pay more for street lighting and waste collection, with water and sewer costs differing by location, affecting annexation viability.
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Gem Lake Estates
Gem Lakes
Korean Leader Vows To Return To Fight For Democracy
South Korean opposition figure Kim Dae Jung says he will return home to battle for democracy despite safety risks after spending 21 months in the United States. The State Department confirmed Kim informed of his decision to depart and hopes for a trouble-free return to South Korea.
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Washington
Kim Dae Jung
State Department
Kim
United States
South Korea
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