23 Sep 1985
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1985
Page
1
A compact reader’s page summarizes upcoming events, obituaries, and syndicated advice. The section lists notices, comic features, weather notes, and brief sports and television items for readers.
Washington officials learned from Oregon that the DOE may route highly radioactive Taiwan spent fuel to Savannah River by highway routes through Washington. One to two shipments monthly for about two years are alleged, with port unloading not previously done here. The Nuclear Waste Board urged strict adherence to federal law and ownership/liability inquiry. DOE spokesman could not confirm details.
The Aiken Chamber of Commerce appeals for donations to fund the parkway beautification program for 1985-86. Planned projects include replacing the fountain figures downtown, sprinkler systems for parkways, and daffodils in memory of Gus Lehman. Contributions to the parkway fund are tax deductible and routed to the city Park Commission.
ETHEL DIX of Williston emerged as the standout winner at Windsor's 100th Birthday Party securing the 5 inch portable television awarded in the raffle. The event drew local residents and honored Windsor's centennial celebration with community festivities.
A roster of individuals including Mrs Mary J Timmons Aiken Luther H Banister Mrs Elise S Dickson Orangeburg Brantley Gibbs Aiken Alfred Austin West Columbia Mrs Thelma Rogers Augusta Mrs Bertha S Widener Langley Mrs Olivia A McElveen Fayetteville NC Robert L Peterson Edgefield Samuel Skipper Jr Clearwater George W Beard Warrenville James Dublin Johnston Dr Maxwell A Smith Williston Adelaide H Compton Aiken Janice L Wells Aiken Frampton W Toole Aiken Mickey G Hood Springfield Mo
An oil industry analyst predicts an 11 week drop in gas prices will end and prices will climb about six cents per gallon by year end. Dan Lundberg cites Iraq Iran war effects, higher crude costs, heating oil demand, and lead reduction costs as factors.
Survivors of the central Mexico quakes bury their dead as search for survivors continues amid ruins in Mexico City. Mayor Ramon Aguirre reports 1,952 dead and about 2,000 missing while American casualties include four confirmed dead and nine missing. International aid arrives as rescue work continues.
In Champaign Illinois Willie Nelson led FarmAid a major benefit that drew more than 78 000 people despite rain The event showcased 50 plus performers including George Jones BB King Eddie Van Halen Roy Orbison and The Blasters While pledges reached about 5 million by phone and 4 million from tickets and donations organizers aim for up to 50 million with funds continuing by mail and phone weeks or months ahead
Washington predicts home heating oil may cost 1.08 to 1.13 per gallon by winter peak, a rise of 3 to 8 cents from last winter. The Citizen-Labor Energy Coalition notes the projection is above the government forecast of 1.03 per gallon.
City of Aiken and Valley Public Service Authority head to court in October over a 1969 act. Valley PSA won a temporary restraining order halting utility work in western suburbs, prompting city manager Roland Windham to say the matter surprised the city. Windham noted public hearings at Aiken Tech and questioned sewer plan reviews. If the court rules for the authority, Valley PSA would own the lines and the city may be reimbursed. The injunction blocks work in the PSA area and covers routes near USC Aiken and new Aiken Elementary School.
Aiken County Councilwoman LaVana McKenzie sponsors a long range plan to provide water and sewer service to unincorporated areas. The meeting is at 7 p.m. in council chambers, 736 Richland Ave. The action seeks a comprehensive plan amid multiple existing water and sewer districts.
Fragmentary OCR notes point to an October Sunday event labeled Aiken State. Details are unclear, but the notice suggests scheduling or eligibility related to a local observance. No concrete names, places, or actions are readable.
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