Plutonium Shipments Accelerated Toward Savannah River Site
Senior writer Philip Lord reports that final shipments of spent weapons-grade plutonium from Colorado are due at the Savannah River Site by summer’s end. The accelerated Rocky Flats program aims to move 6.5 metric tons for mixed oxide fuel, with MOX mission consideration for SRS and Duke Energy testing planned next year. The Nuclear Regulatory Commission may announce MOX processing site by November.
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Bryan Wilkes
National Nuclear Security Administration
SRS
MOX
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Nuclear Regulatory ‘Commission
NASA
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Sas
Fallen former sheriff honored after 78 years
Former Aiken County Sheriff Henry Hampton Howard was killed April 25, 1925, during a warrant service in Moneta. A commemorative plaque in the sheriff's lobby honors Howard and four deputies, as family members recall stories of his kindness and sacrifice.
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Henry Hampton Howard
Howard
Moneta
Sam Low
Jody Rowland
Ing Howard
Deputy arrested for assault in SC case involving minor
Aiken County deputy Brian Poor 29 Warrenville was charged with lewd act upon a minor for allegedly assaulting a 12 year old girl. The sheriff’s office began its investigation after a DSS complaint and placed him on administrative leave.
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South Carolina
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Frank
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Graham to appear on CBS news show Face the Nation
Sen. Lindsey Graham of South Carolina will discuss the Bush tax plan on CBS Face the Nation airing Sunday opposite Sen. Lincoln Chafee of Rhode Island. Graham backs tax relief totaling at least 550 billion dollars over a decade and economists expect over 500000 new jobs this year.
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CBS
Face the Nation
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Rhode Island
South Carolina
WRDW
House
Rhode Island Republican
Hitchcock Healthcare Auction Dinner Raises Funds with Thunderbird Prize
The 16th annual Hitchcock Healthcare Auction Dinner at Rye Patch raised funds for rehabilitative services. Agnes Rohr bought a last minute raffle ticket, but Luke Mabry of Aiken won the red 2002 Ford Thunderbird convertible. About 600 tickets were sold. 30 remained at 6:30 p.m. Pat Samuel noted the charity relies on two fundraisers annually as a United Way agency.
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Hitchcock Healthcare
Pat Samuel
Aiken
Luke Mabry
Samuel
Rohr
United Way
Rye Patch
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