Windham named top municipal executive by ICMA
Aiken City Manager Roland Windham was selected as a top municipal executive by the International City Management Association. The ICMA honored him with the L.P. Cookingham Award for career development at its Des Moines conference and praised his workshops and training efforts across South Carolina and beyond.
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South Carolina
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University of South Carolina
Weeks
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Weekend Rain Chance With Warm Temperatures Forecast
Cloudy conditions tonight and Friday bring a 40 percent chance of rain both days. Lows reach the upper 60s to low 70s while highs climb to the upper 70s to low 80s. Page 5A details follow.
Aiken Co-Op Battles City Over Power Rights
Aiken Electric Cooperative members urged to pack the Municipal Building for a Monday night public hearing on an ordinance granting SCE&G power rights in newly annexed areas. Leaders warned a loss could give SCE&G a monopoly and raise charges, while urging supporters to bring others.
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Aiken City Council
South Carolina Electric and Gas
Sce&g
Aiken Electric
Clarise Stephens
the Fox
Chase Subdivision
Crative
Ferdinand Marcos Dies in Hawaii at 72 After Exile
Former Philippine president Ferdinand Marcos dies in Honolulu at 72 after years in exile. He passed away at St Francis Memorial Hospital after battling kidney heart pneumonia and infections. Marcos Jr. announces his father's passing and Imelda Marcos contemplates embalming and display in Hawaii before scattering ashes in the Philippines. He ruled from 1966 and faced exile after 1986.
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Associated Press
U.S
Reagan
Bush
Manila
United States
Stress Takes Lingering Toll In Minds Of Hugo Survivors
The Hugo disaster leaves deep psychological scars beyond physical damage as psychiatrists warn of long term emotional upheaval. Dr Linda Austin of the Medical University of South Carolina notes the crisis exposed people to chaos and loss, challenging both survivors and responders.
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Charleston
Linda Austin
Medical University of South Carolina
Austin
Grief and stress linger after Hugo destruction
Residents confront shock anger and low mood as they begin rebuilding after the hurricane. Doctors warn grief can surface weeks or months later with nightmares sleep disturbances and persistent sadness. “What we’re angry at is that Hugo demolished our homes and city” one survivor says.
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DOE reports further delay in Savannah River reactor restart
The DOE says restart of the P-reactor at Savannah River will be pushed back at least a month due to a wall anomaly possibly exceeding nine inches. All three tritium producing reactors will undergo thorough testing, delaying the fourth quarter 1990 restart plan.
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Savannah River
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Energy
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Ity
Defense
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Braniff Lays Off Workers In Filing For Bankruptcy
Braniff Inc filed for Chapter 11 protection and laid off 2700 workers. Cancellations and stranded passengers followed in Orlando and Kansas City as the airline plans to operate four nonstop legs between Kansas City, Orlando, and Dallas. Officials say off balance sheet Airbus A320 positions hold value while liquidity suffers from financing delays and softer traffic.
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Orlando
Fla
Kansas City
Dallas
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