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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1995
Page
1
An adult male bald eagle found shot near Ridgeville is recovering at the Charleston Raptor Center. Director Jim Elliott says he is optimistic the eagle will live, though it may take months to learn if it can fly again. Veterinarian Dr Merrill Irvin stabilized the wing with metal pins and an acrylic band.
About 200000 in marijuana was found in 100 bundles weighing 10 to 15 pounds each at a Sara Lee Hosiery storage building in Marion County. Plant manager and Sara Lee officials identified the product as arriving from a Jamaica contract operation. Meanwhile South Carolina remains at AA Plus with S&P not yet restoring Triple A status, citing higher borrowing costs.
Death notices report the passing of Jennifer Rose Bowick Graniteville Henry W Conkelton Aiken Lila Dailey Wagener Mildred McCullough Hix Aiken Remnell P Milligan Williston Wilder Tager Windsor and Bernice Waller Clearwater with brief identification of their communities and pages noted as Page 2B for reference
Kennedy Middle School is undergoing a $6.7 million renovation at its 1958 building, leaving 800 students in 35 mobile classrooms and the 1967 gym while walls are stripped. Principal George Rogers notes the mobile setup has become routine, with outdoor courtyards housing symbolic roses amid ongoing construction.
The Department of Energy plans to process some nuclear materials at the Savannah River Site and vitrify others for safe long term storage up to ten years. The stockpile includes americium curium and highly enriched uranium, with some of these materials being unique in the United States. A process continues to determine permanent disposition for individual items amid safety and scientific concerns.
The plan proposes reprocessing spent reactor fuels from K L and P basins to extract bomb-grade uranium for blending down to low enriched uranium at SRS. It calls for new storage facilities and a small vitrification plant at F Canyon, with DOE-SRS asserting no net jobs impact and a positive health and safety effect.
Aiken woman asked the County Council Tuesday night to curb traffic and party noise from a TKE fraternity house on Coachman Drive near Richardson's Lake Road. She noted one-way street parking and feared risk to children while the council said current zoning does not ban rentals.
The Jackson Christmas Deco rating Contest judged over 25 homes for festive displays sponsored by the Pine Needle and Sandy Acres garden club and the Town of Jackson. First prize in door decor went to Nancy Goff, followed by Minnie Bishop and Betty Russell. yard category winner was J. Dukes.
Aiken Jaycees Christmas Shopping Tour helps about 50 of 80 local children receive essential clothing and a toy. Each child needs about $100. over half of the $5,500 goal has been raised, with donations supporting coats mittens and a boxing toy for kids in poverty.
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