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9-C The StateColumbia SC Sunday May 8 1983 Workman From 1-C Workman and his wife Marcia have two sons Will IV 15 and Frank 13 neither of whom shows a particular fondness for politics he said As for himself he listed his hobbies as tennis reading and travel and added I would have to put politics down as a How far he will pursue that hobby is uncertain he said don't normally go from mayor to something else That's not the standard pattern of promotion I see this as a stepping stone" Nevertheless he's hinted that he's anticipating the next moves on the political checkerboard If Greenville's Carroll Campbell now 4th District congressman should get elected governor or US senator then who's to say the district won't be looking for a congressman he said ing garages to accommodate office buildings to encourage growth and development city has tended to sit back and do a good job for whomever came forward but my view is that we have got to go out and seek industry and do things to make projects more salable folks living downtown is another push if we are going to have a vigorous downtown The downtown will never go back to what it was but got to get people living there got one young man who lives in a building now and leases out the bottom (for commercial use) Up until July 1981 Greenville had an ordinance that forbade it" On a wider fruit he said cities need to stick together to get legislation in their interest through the General Assembly still a rural- Greenville in 1966 to be a political reporter for The Greenville News and then after some part-time work at Greenville Technical College became dean of health sciences there in 1971 From 1975 to 1978 he was an aide to Gov Edwards first as director of the Division of Health and Social Development and later as executive assistant for economic development and natural resources He resigned in January 1978 to join the industrial relations department at Daniel What Workman's political style lacks in flamboyance he offsets with dedication to purpose His resume lists numerous civic activities over the past 15 years varying from Boy Scout Cubmaster and Methodist church school teacher to past president of the Greenville Beaux Arts and SC Literacy Association founder dominated Legislature and hard for cities to get a strong enough voice to drive shmething he said got to do a better job of talking to our legislators" As for why he wanted to be mayor Workman who started his career as a newspaper reporter said: been kicking around politics all my life and a lot easier to make speeches than to cover His first job after graduating from The Citadel in 1961 and two years in the Army was as a general assignments reporter for his hometown newspaper The News and Courier where his father started his career in 1936 The elder Workman retired in 1979 as editorial analyst for The State He and his wife Rhea a retired Columbia College professor live in Columbia The younger Workman moved to lion land sale for a new office building Workman said His main role he said will be to try to broaden the tax base to head off future tax increases He campaigned on being able to do a better job of bringing in new business and industry has always done well in industry recruitment but out of necessity we have got to do more than our share in the future because we will have to cut services or expand the tax base" He said the city needs to overhaul the business license tax and provide other services such as building park YA'MdMiM Plant 2 Killed 3 Missing In Boating Accidents From 1-C By BOBBY BRYANT Suit SUIT Writer Arts Festival brunchshpppiffe a candlelight dihnerJli The Historic Hotel YoHc Apart from the madding 'crowd and IS vibrations in the tubes in the steam generator she said Steam generators with a similar design in a European plant had premature wear in tubes in the steam generators because of this problem of too intensive a flow of water She said that the plant should be started up again the next week or couldn't go above 50 parent until this modification was installed" she said we will go in and test from 50 percent to 100 percent It will be slowly brought up to 100 percent "South Carolina Electric Gas is one of the youngest at operating a nuclear power station" said Lowe have a lot of confidence in It's comforting that the plant was down at the Bis McSwain said that even though the plant was not operating normal procedures were followed procedures state that a precautionary alert be declared when there is a fire in any safety-related she said safety would not have been affected even if the plant had been in The plant 26 miles north of Columbia was shut down March 17 for modifications to the three steam generators The plant was originally started in August and had been producing electricity for customers up to 50 percent of capacity while in the testing phase The modification is intended to diffuse the flow of water going into the generators to prevent possible The boat was registered to the Charleston office of the Soil and Materials Engineering Corp of Raleigh Evans said the boat discovered Saturday running empty on the Cooper River was registered to JR Porterfield whose address was not available Authorities found a cap and a pack of cigarettes in the boat but no sign of the owner Evans said know who the boat belongs to" Evans said we know if he was the one using it" In the apparent accident in Anderson County Evans said wildlife-department officials got a call about 8 pm Saturday reporting that a boat had been found empty on the Saluda River below a dam near Lee's Steam Plant Evans said he knew little about that area but waters there were said to be turbulent He said officials had no indication of the identities of the men in the boat Divas were to begin searching the area at dawn today Agriculture: Farming is big business in South Carolina Look for informative coverage of farm and garden news each Monday in The State Search teams will assemble this morning on the Cooper River in Berkeley County and the Saluda River in Anderson County to look for the bodies of men whom authorities feared had drowned in boating accidents Saturday About midmorning Saturday a North Charleston man found an empty boat running in circles near on the Cooper near Bushy Park Landing in Berkeley County said John Evans spokesman for the SC Department of Wildlife and Marine Resources The user of the boat was nowhere to be found Evans said Later in the day Anderson County witnesses reported seeing an empty boat near a dam on the Saluda River where two men had been seen fishing earlier hope they're on the bank somewhere and will report Evans said late Saturday night we have to presume that they Shortly before the Cooper River fisherman was reported missing authorities found the bodies of two North Carolina men who apparently drowned in an unrelated accident on the river Charleston County Coroner Ray Shokes identified the men as Charles Wilkes 37 of Raleigh and Walter Yates 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