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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1992
Page
3
Testimony recounts finding Miss Scurry’s body on Nov 6 1991 in a wooded area near Green Pond off U S 278 after a friend and Inde rnest Johnson found her. Prosecution asserts murder and sexual assault. defense challenges timeline and alibi witnesses.
DOE commended WSRC for two initiatives aimed at safety and environmental considerations, noting they could reduce liquid radioactive emissions. The report evaluated WSRC on work authorization and control, project release/review costs, nuclear facility startup, and reduction of radionuclide releases, giving mixed but generally positive marks.
The report notes 15.9 percent of South Carolina students from eligible families do not receive free lunch and highlights widening readiness gaps between white and black students. It finds 18.1 percent of white students tested not ready versus 39.5 percent of black students, underscoring racial disparities in preparation.
Miss Brown notes ostrich ventures and quirky owners in Aiken County as she treats exotic animals. She warns many owners misjudge pet needs from iguanas to rabbits and stresses owners study care before adoption for healthier, happier homes.
The Defense Nuclear Facility Safety Board notes 10 percent completion for radiation protection implementation and 5 percent good progress in another area. At the Defense Waste Processing Facility significant progress is reported by Hekmann with an $82 billion waste vitrification plant under an Operational Readiness Review. Once completed, cold chemical test runs could begin before introducing actual radioactive wastes.
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