Savannah River Plant Names Project Director Named
Thomas B. Hindman announced as director of the waste management project office at the Savannah River Plant by R L Morgan. Hindman, a Richburg native and Citadel graduate, has long SRP tenure with senior roles in separations and fuel cycle programs. Edward S. Goldberg named deputy assistant manager for project management of the waste management program.
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Thomas B. Hindman
Savannah River
R.L. Morgan
SRP
Hindman
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
Army Reactor Training Command
Ft. Belvoir
Richburg
Citadel
U.S. Army Command and General Staff College
Aiken
Chukker Creek Road
Edward S. Goldberg
Goldberg
Augusta
Maxine
Ellen
Larry
Glenn
Norman W
Anna) Younts
Greater Aiken Chamber of Commerce
Younts
S. C
Aiken High School
Palmer Business College
Columbia
Usc-Aiken
Heating Wood Stoves Rise as Fuel Costs Grow
With fuel shortages and rising prices, homeowners turn to wood stoves. The piece traces Franklin's design, stove efficiency gains, and how modern models heat 2000 to 3500 square feet. It compares costs: one cord of wood about 70 dollars versus 100 gallons of fuel oil at 99 cents a gallon.
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Benjamin Franklin
Franklin
Wood stove shopping in Aiken offers many models and prices
In Aiken at least six dealers offer over 13 wood stove models with prices from 340 to 920 dollars. Local sellers include Uncle Woody's James Hall and Buck Stove Gene Cato. Lowe's Woodchief line. Dyches Building Supply Vestal stoves. Aiken Builders Supply Boss stoves. Home Comfort Center Blackbart stoves.
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Aiken
James P
Jim) Hall
Uncle Woody’s
Hall
Fisher
Woody
Cato
Russell Magness
Lowe’s
Magness
Dyches Building Supply
Aiken Builders Supply Company
Home Comfort Center
Holley Fuel
Aiken Builders Supply
Dyches
Franklin
Benjamin Franklin
Leon L. Boylston Iti
Wood Appears Plentiful in South Carolina This Winter
State forester Bob Ford says firewood should be available with no shortage though prices vary. A pickup load delivering to homes costs about 40 to 45 dollars for roughly a third to a half cord, and a full cord runs around 120 dollars. People can save by cutting their own wood, with public cutting areas and a one day Fort Jackson permit for five dollars.
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Greater Aiken
Sce&g
South Carolina Public Service Commission
Bob Ford
Ford
Forestry Commission
Fort Jackson
Columbia
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By Paula Blackmon
Savannah River Plant Names Project
Paula Blackmon
Aiken Standard
Buck Stove of
Gene Cato
Little Buck
Pio
Hampton Ave
The
Greater
Bradberry’s
Columbia, S.C
Carolina Coliseum
Park Street
P.O
Newton NC
Goose Creek
Charleston
South Carolina
MT. Holly
Alumax OF
Mount Holly
Rabin Brothers
Ooo Srs
Bidwell BR
Morgan
Lincoln & Miller
AIRCO
NESCO
Zeiss & Wild
New Sentencety
San Francisco
California
Hank Niles
Meeting Street Road
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