Fine levied on SANS for improper material transport at SRS
Savannah River Nuclear Solutions faced a 17650 dollar fine after a driver transporting materials at the Savannah River Site was cited by Transportation officials for not maintaining six months of communication records for a permitted material. Company said no radiation or nuclear material involved and that safety training reviews were initiated. Tom Clements of Savannah River Site Watch supported the action, noting DOT enforcement while SRNS stated funds come from company accounts and safety remains non negotiable.
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Savannah River Nuclear Solutions
U.S. Department of Energy
U.S. Department of Transportation
Transportation Department
SANS
Tom Clements
Savannah River Site Watch
DOT
Department of Transportation
Srs
Clements
SRNS
Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration
Detention Center December 8 Bookings Featuring Multiple Suspects
The Doris C. Gravat Detention Center lists Dec 8 bookings with numerous individuals charged or held. Notable names include Donald Ray Philbeck for DUI, Justin Edward Pollock for attempted murder and weapon charges, and Dominique Rashad Quiller for petit or simple larceny. Other entries show bench warrants, drug and property offenses, and holds for various agencies. Online booking details are available under the Crime tab at the Aiken Standard website.
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Donald Ray Philbeck
Dominique Rashad Quiller
Tamnisha Johnson
Heyward Dalton Jr
Orangeburg
Justin Edward Pollock
Ryan Jeremiah Isaacs
Nicole Rennea Hine
Kelvin Levon Taylor
Nicholas Haynes Padgett
Kelly Diane Key
Multiple theft and break-in reports across Aiken county area
Reports from the Aiken County Sheriff's Office and Aiken Department of Public Safety describe numerous incidents. Victims include a Warrenville woman whose new car was scratched, a Windsor business break in, shed break in on Barrett Street, Indian Springs Drive home thefts, and a New Bridge Road business break-in. Additional cases involve a man charged with burglary tools and fraud after being found asleep at Aiken Hospital, a Richland Avenue theft of a sub sandwich, and shoplifting at a Richland Avenue store with active warrants. A homeless woman was charged with disorderly conduct after intoxication at a Clearwater fast food restaurant. Authorities also reported purse and wallet thefts from Currycomb Drive, Whiskey Road, Laurens Street, and a star shower projector stolen on Chatfield Street.
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Barrett Street
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Indian Springs Drive
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Currycomb Drive
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Obama orders review of election season hacking
President Obama orders a broad intelligence review of election season cyberattacks, including email hacks tied to the campaign and Russia's alleged meddling. The report, led by intelligence agencies, will assess tactics, targets, actors, and responses, with completion planned before Obama leaves office.
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Russia
White House
Eric Schultz
U.S
Schultz
Washington Post
CIA
Donald Trump
Post
Kremlin
Democratic Party
Hillary Clinton
Trump
Obama
Moscow
Adam Schiff D
Calif
House Intelligence Committee
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