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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 02, 2016

Page

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Federal suit alleges illegal cavity search by Aiken police

Two Aiken County residents, Elijah Pontoon and Lakey Hicks, sue the Aiken Department of Public Safety and the City of Aiken in federal court claiming an illegal cavity search during a daylight traffic stop on Horry Street near Richland Avenue in October 2014. The suit was filed Sept. 21, 2015, removed to federal court in November, with dashcam footage and documents available at the Aiken Standard website.

Aiken County Aiken Department of Public Safety City of Aiken Elijah Pontoon Lakey Hicks Horry Street Rich Land Avenue Pontoon Hicks Aiken Standard Chris Medlin Clark Smith Jane Doe John Doe Charles Barranco

Woman, 82, dead in Whiskey Road church crash

Betty Weiand, 82, died after her 2012 Honda failed to yield to a Jeep on Whiskey Road, striking the driver’s side and crashing into Fountain of Life Fellowship Church. The manner of death is accidental with multiple injuries. toxicology pending. Weiand’s son and the Jeep driver were treated for non life threatening injuries.

Aiken County Fountain of Life Fellowship Whiskey Road Betty Weiand Fountain of Life Tim Carlton Weiand Carlton Georgia Regional Medical Center Jeremy Hembree Tripp Cindy KU Aiken Department of Public Safety

Nuclear summit inks HEU exchange not including SRS

The National Nuclear Security Administration announced a deal at the Nuclear Security Summit ending in Washington DC that creates a multination exchange of Highly Enriched Uranium. The UK will ship about 770 kilograms of HEU from Dounreay to the U.S. which will send an undisclosed HEU amount to Euratom for processing in France.

National Nuclear Security Administration Savannah River Washington, D.C Obama United Kingdom Dounreay Scotland U.S European Atomic Energy Community Euratom France

Area Deaths: Beckett McKnight Randy Pickering and more

Area obituaries list Beckett Ryan McKnight Fred Ransome Pickering Randy Aiken Lillie Green Thomas Johnson Jr. from Aiken and North Augusta with funeral notices. Weather section notes 6A forecast area with chance of storms and high 72 low 44 for today.

Beckett Ryan McKnight Aiken Fred Ransome Randy” Pickering Lillie Green Thomas R. Johnson Jr North

Scientist proposes MOX site repurposing into training center

Dr. Edwin Lyman of the Union of Concerned Scientists suggests turning the MOX fuel fabrication facility at the Savannah River Site into an international training center for nuclear security guards if the MOX program is terminated. He argues the repurposing would bolster global nuclear security and give a viable use to a facility facing scrap-heap prospects. President Obama seeks to halt MOX due to cost overruns and finish concerns, favoring downblending of weapons grade plutonium, a stance opposed by Graham Wilson and other supporters who argue MOX remains important.

Savannah River Citizens Advisory Board Augusta Union of Concerned Scientists All Things Nuclear Edwin Lyman Lyman Barack Obama Cess U.S Lindsey Graham R-S.c Joe Wilson MOX

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