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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 17, 1979

Page

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Nuclear Secrets Published by Madison Press Connection

A Madison daily prints a letter on nuclear weapon secrets after a federal judge barred its publication in California. The 11,000 circulation Press Connection obtained an 18 page Hansen letter from Mountain View California. The Times cites Energy Dept official questioning if the paper was on the restricted list.

Madison Wis California Ron McCrea Madison Press Connection U.S Robert Schnacke San Francisco Daily Californian Berkeley Energy and Justice Departments Charles Hansen Mountainview Calif New York Times Today Energy Department Eric J. Fugi Chicago Tribune The Tribune Co American Civil Liberties Union Schnacke Dorothy Erhlich Frank Tuerkheimer

Population Growth Surges As Aiken County Passes 100000

The 1980 census outlook suggests Aiken County population will exceed 100000 despite a falling birth rate. Aiken birth rate fell 20 percent from 1973 to 1977, while outmigration reversed in the 1960s and early 1970s.

Aiken County Aiken Greater Aiken Edgefield New Ellenton

Aiken growth plan flags Savannah River Plant expansion

The study outlines a 20 year growth strategy for Aiken with updates every five years and analyzes a Savannah River Plant expansion. The expansion could include waste reprocessing and storage, occur 1980 to 1985, cost up to 5 billion, require 6000 workers, and add about 500 permanent jobs. Population could rise 2,500 after completion and births/deaths trends show aging and decline in births since 1960.

Aiken Savannah River

Population shifts in Aiken show shrinking households

Aiken City and greater Aiken area saw declining household sizes from 1960 to 1970 with 3.4 to 3.06 in the city and 3.63 to 3.27 in the county. Net out-migration averaged 155 per year from 1960 to 1973, later reversing to net in-migration of 185 annually from 1973 to 1977 amid new industry growth at the industrial park.

Aiken County Aiken U.S. Census Bureau N.A

First deer hunter bags eight point buck on first hunt

Jim Vascavage 18, took his first deer hunting trip Saturday and claimed an eight point buck with his initial shot. Nearby notes describe a break in at Craft Junction with a half finished macrame plant hanger and quips about a dog and a church picnic.

Jim Vascavage Craft Junction Marie Wade

Valley Discovery Days earns praise despite rain on debut

Langley festival hosted by the Midland Valley Merchants and Professionals Association drew about 15 artists at the Langley Shopping Center. President Lynn Kirkland praised turnout especially for the Friday Gospel Sing with over 200 attendees and announced plans to make Discovery Days an annual event. Gwen Simons, daughter of Mr and Mrs Walter Simons, won a $25 U S Savings Bond in the elementary poster contest.

Discovery Days Ray Chipley Barry Glover Geoff Cliett Lynn Kirkland Langley Kirkland Midland Valley Merchants and Professionals Association Graniteville Gwen Simons U.S Gwen Walter H. Simons

Inside Today Aiken County Today Highlights

Aiken County Today presents classifieds, comics, community calendar and columns from Dear Abby to Erma Bombeck. Obituaries and sports round out the edition alongside television and weather notes.

Aiken County Today Dear Abby Erma Bombeck

Kennedy hints at tax cut and wage rules amid 1980 run doubt

Senator Edward M. Kennedy says a tax cut may be needed to address rising unemployment and tougher wage price guidelines to fight inflation as he weighs a 1980 challenge to President Carter. He insists he has not decided whether to run.

Washington Edward M. Kennedy Carter Kennedy

Kennedy hints tax cut may be needed in 1980 run

Massachusetts senator signals possible candidacy for president by Labor Day and weighs impact on the Democratic Party. He cites party divisions and economic issues as key factors and notes Carter’s approach to the economy as a major concern shaping his decision.

Kennedy Massachusetts Carter Democratic Party Democratic

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