July Heat Stays Extreme As August Promises Same
The article notes July was one of the hottest months with five days at 100, eight days at 98 or 99, and six days at 95 or higher. Residents sought relief at pools and air conditioning, while some planned to move to cooler areas as August begins.
L Reactor Hearing Quiet in Augusta Public Session
Public comments were absent at the Augusta session of the L Reactor restart hearing after a 30 minute post presentation recess. DOE and Du Pont defined EIS scope and mitigation plans while Rep. Travis Barnes voiced conditional support. Two hearings were planned for tomorrow in Aiken with Frances Close Hart the sole requester to speak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Savannah River
Department of Energy and
du Pont
J.E. Cumbee
Georgia
Travis Barnes
District 90
M.J. Sires
DOE
Aiken
H. Odell Weeks Activities Center
Frances Close Hart
The
Energy Research Foundation
American Mission School in Egypt Shapes International Class
Donna Caprell describes three years teaching at Schutz American School in Alexandria Egypt. The school draws students from Spain Holland England Palestine and Egypt with American standards and English instruction. Caprell lives on campus at Fairhaven and interacts with Egyptian staff and local residents amid a broader expatriate community.
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Donna Caprell
Alexandria
Egypt
Ginny Southworth
North Aiken Elementary
East Aiken
Ruth Cordahi
Virginia
Miss Caprell
Cordahi
Antonie
Schutz American School
Spain
Holland
England
Palestine
Schutz
Fairhaven
Miss Capreil
SRP Builder Mason Dead
Robert K. Mason, 72, a legendary figure who headed Du Pont Construction during the Savannah River Plant project, died Saturday in Wilmington Delaware. He led a workforce over 38,000 during the construction of the Savannah River Plant, one of the largest projects in history. Memorials may be sent to the American Cancer Society.
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Robert K. Mason
du Pont
Savannah River
Wilmington
Del
Mason
American Cancer Society
Lovering Ave
Aiken Cablevision public hearing set for Tuesday
Aiken County Council will hold a public hearing Tuesday at 7 p.m. in the 736 Richland Ave conference room on transferring the Aiken Cablevision Inc. franchise to First Carolina Inc. The session includes multiple readings and ordinance proposals on taxes, county offices, drainage projects, road adds, and personnel pay plans.
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Aiken Cablevisit
Carolina Communications Inc
Aiken County Council
Richland Ave
Aiken Cablevision Inc
First Carolina Inc
Belvedere Water and Sewer District
Aiken County
Ralph Gunnells
Aiken County Detention Center
S.C. Department of Corrections
Sheriff's Department
John Wells
Wells Law Group Architects Inc
Aiken County Judicial Center
U.S. 25
I-20
Veterans Affairs
Martha Burn Featured in Seven Teen Magazine
Martha Burn of Aiken appears on page 36 of the August issue. The 19-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph T. Burn is a member of the J B White Fashion Board and a journalism student at USC Aiken.
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Martha Burn of
Aiken
Seventeen
Joseph T. Burn of
Martha
J.B. White Fashion Board
USC Aiken
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By Thurmond Whatley
SRP
Cablevision
Industry Council For the
White Oak Drive