Congressmen demand MOX study records from DOE and Aerospace
South Carolina lawmakers led by Rep. Joe Wilson request unreleased DOE communications with Aerospace Corp regarding the MOX cost study at Savannah River Site. They question potential DOE influence and favoritism amid funding debates and a Red Team report claiming MOX could require up to 800 million dollars annually. The Aerospace assessment, released in April, projects a 51 billion lifecycle cost with completion by 2044.
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Department of Energy and Aerospace Corp
Savannah River
Energy Department
Moxx
Joe Wilson
R-S.c
Wilson
DOE
Ernest Moniz
South Carolina
Tim Scott
Lindsey Graham
Jeff Duncan
Trey Gowdy
Mick Mulvaney
Tom Rice
Aerospace
Srs
Charles R. Crumpton obituary at Ridge Spring area
Local notices note the death of Charles R. Crumpton of Ridge Spring and announce funeral arrangements in the 3A Local News section. The obituary lists surviving family and service details per area death notices.
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Charles R. Crumpton
Ridge Spring
Weather Outlook Five Day Forecast With Clouds
Partly cloudy conditions with a high near 86 and a low around 70. The forecast calls for continued mild and warm days over the next five days with mostly dry weather and isolated showers possible. Winds stay light to moderate and nights remain comfortable.
Bruce's Field Transforms Into Modern Equestrian Center
Tara Bostwick leads a tour as Bruce's Field in Aiken undergoes phase I of a multi million dollar upgrade. Five all weather riding rings and eight wood barns with 28 stalls rise on the former race course site ahead of the four day Aiken Fall Festival hunter jumper shows. Officials say finishing touches continue this week with more tweaks anticipated as the project nears completion.
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Tara Bostwick
Bruce’s Field
Aiken Horse Park Foundation
Horse Park Foundation
Aiken
Bruce
Bostwick
Dede Biles
Carrsville marker dedication honored in North Augusta
More than 80 residents attended a Sunday ceremony near Barton Road and Boylan Street marking the Carrsville historical marker. The site recalls an African American community formed in 1930 after floods reshaped Hamburg. Hamburg’s Reconstruction Era violence includes a July 1876 clash between white rifle clubs and black militiamen, resulting in multiple deaths and later executions.
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North Augusta
Carrsville
Barton Road
Boylan Street
Hamburg
Lark Jones
South Carolina
Dede Riles
Society Building
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