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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1982
Page
8
Amoco and Exxon join independents by offering 2 to 4 cent per gallon cash discounts in Columbia. Spokesmen say the plan shifts credit costs to card users and boosts dealer profits while aiming to draw customers from independents.
Columbia attorney for PUSH says the civil rights group has no immediate comment on charges of economic blackmail over trade talks with South Carolina firms. A news conference is planned next week to address the boycott of Anheuser Busch and comments by Norma Russell.
University of Georgia researchers used ten experienced tasters to compare fish from the Flint River with samples from Lake Okeecheechee noting similar taste above and below the Buckeye mill site. Tastes favored Flint River fish but texture differed with water from the paper mill’s watershed. The study was shared with Georgia and South Carolina environmental agencies.
Officials say about 2.4 million gallons of paraquat contaminated water released last week will arrive at the Catawba River in South Carolina late today or Wednesday. Experts and Chevron Chemical agree the diluted water will be safe to drink and should not harm vegetation.
DHEC postpones the license transfer hearing for Waste Management Inc. at the Barnwell site to September 29 to review a large volume of documents. Waste Management chairman Dean Buntrock will not testify in person due to travel. vice chairman Wayne Huizenga and other officers expected to testify.
Gov. Dick Riley tells about 60 school chiefs in Myrtle Beach to use creative leadership to absorb a 4.6 percent midyear reduction that hits public schools hardest among a 79 million state cut. He urges long term savings and possible further cuts this year.
OSHA chief Thorne Auchter defends deregulation saying voters want less regulation and tax dollars spent with purpose. He pledged businessfriendly enforcement and focus on the worst offenders. AFL CIO leader Randy Kiser condemns the approach as a disaster harming workers.
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