Aiken Board Hears Plan To Reorganize Maintenance Dept
The Aiken County Board of Education meets at 7 30 p m to discuss a temporary reorganization of the maintenance department prompted by a vacancy and plans to hire an outside agency by Jan 15 for a departmental survey. The agenda also includes a $6903 50 work incentive grant with the South Carolina Employment Security Commission to fund basic and general education training for residents, October 1 1983 to June 30 1984, with district costs limited to instructional materials. Other items: replacement policy day schedule personnel changes and a facility management status and August financial report.
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Aiken
South Carolina Employment Security Commission
Adult Education Department
Aiken County
Commission
Department of Facility Management
L-Reactor EIS Finds No Major Environmental Impact
The draft environmental impact statement on L-Reactor operation at the Savannah River Plant says restarting will cause no greater environmental effects than past operation from 1954 to 1968. The 45 day public comment period begins, with minimal health risks anticipated due to low radiation releases.
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Savannah River
SRP
Federal Register
EIS
Congress
Small World Encounter in Historic Williamsburg
In Williamsburg Virginia last week a teacher and her former student and coworker met in the old district. Sister de Neri Faase formerly of St Angela Academy now lives in Sumter chatted with Aiken Standard reporter Kathy Petty and their families on colonial streets.
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Williamsburg
de Neri Faase
St. Angela Academy
Sumter
Aiken Standard
Kathy Petty
Colonial Williamsburg
Reagan to push plan limiting medium range nuclear arms
President Reagan addressing the United Nations General Assembly will propose a build down of nuclear weapons and a cutback of Pershing 2 missiles in Europe. He seeks U S Soviet concessions while stressing continued support for the UN amid high tension and the Korea jetliner incident fallout.
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New York
Reagan
United Nations
Europe
U.N. General Assembly
U.S
United States
Soviet Union
General Assembly
Korean Air Lines
Andrei Gromyko
Ping
Geneva
Switzerland
Soviets
Annexations On Agenda In Aiken South Carolina Tonight
South Aiken annexation items appear on the Aiken City Council agenda for tonight at 7:30 p.m. in the Municipal Building. The panel will consider second reading ordinances to annex about 46 acres owned by Mary Anne Jones and Amelia Kay Penland and 49 acres owned by Houndslake Corp on Hitchcock Parkway, plus 66 more acres tied to Pine Log Road involving Elizabeth S. Deloach and the Robbins estate. Also on the docket are amendments to the business license code to permit fire and casualty firms and beauty shops barber shops and restaurants in light and suburban industrial zones.
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South Aiken
Aiken
Park Ave
Mary Anne Jones
Amelia Kay Penland
Houndslake Corp
Hitchcock Parkway
City of
Elizabeth S. Deloach
Pine Log Road
John A. Robbins
Home computers reshape American life in the 1980s
A Byte magazine estimate notes 621,000 households owned personal computers in January 1983, rising to 1 million by 1984 and 6.8 million by 1990. The piece outlines eight uses from games and education to word processing and communication, highlighting affordability and software as drivers.
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Doron Steger
Martinsville
N.J
Sherry
Somerset County College
Elana
Benjamin
Steger
Byte Magazine
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Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
Makin
Ginny Southworth
Carter
Steel Creek
Ronald Reagan
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