Top SRS official Ambrose Schwallie to lead Morrison Knudsen unit
Ambrose Schwallie, longtime Westinghouse Savannah River Site chief, will become executive vice president and head of Morrison Knudsen government services, replacing retiring James L. Gallagher. He will relocate to MKs Pittsburgh office before Sept 1. The move aligns MK BNFL Nuclear Services with Westinghouse GS to boost their nuclear services footprint.
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Jailed son released for funeral in Aiken County
Aiken County Administrator William Shepherd approved a three hour jail release for Christopher Cushman to attend his father’s funeral. Cushman, 34, was held on a breach of trust warrant and signed out by his mother with his uncle’s request. Cushman returned 90 minutes early and thanked the administrator in a letter hoping others may have similar opportunities.
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Clinton GOP set up for tax showdown
President Clinton warned the proposed 792 billion dollar tax plan will not become law, pledging a veto. Republicans plan a September showdown, barnstorming the nation to build support while arguing the bill would deliver the largest tax cut since 1981.
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History monument nears completion amid flag flap
In Columbia the first phases of an African-American History Monument are complete as controversy over the Confederate flag heats up. The 60 foot arms frame a flower garden near the Statehouse, with a 73 to 100 tall concrete obelisk slated beneath an oak and flag. Organizer John Rainey says fundraising continues despite the clash, with pledges already raised. Sculptor
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Defense authorization boosts Savannah River Site funding
The Fiscal 2000 Defense Authorization Act allocates more than 430 million dollars to the Savannah River Site for defense needs. The bill totals 833 billion above the president's request and includes 152 million for military systems, with United Defense LP of Aiken involved in some programs. Representative Floyd Spence notes the actions strengthen national security while addressing security concerns at the Energy Department.
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