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Aiken Standard in Aiken, South Carolina

18 Dec 1995

Page 7

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Aiken Standard

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Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Dec 18, 1995

Page

7

Shriners Fete Children At Annual Christmas Party

Twenty five area children who received care at Shriners Hospitals for Crippled Children gathered at the Aiken County Shrine Club for a Christmas Party. Santa arrived on a fire engine and each child received gifts chosen by parents. The event also showcased a new van funded by the Shriners to transport children to Greenville for treatment, reducing previous trips to Columbia.

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Kevin Youngblood Corderree Corder Shriners Hospitals Aiken County Shrine Club Santa Barbara Burnett Shriners Greenville Shriners Hospital Aiken County Shrine Club Columbia
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Feds Launch First Overhaul of Currency in 70 Years

The U S currency redesign begins with the $100 bill aimed at anti counterfeiting. A plant engineer Robert P Schmitt Jr 66 000 a year received 27 months in prison for stealing 1 6 million while assisting trial bill production in 1994. He admitted taking thousands of crisp $100 bills from a vault and walking past guards.

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Robert P. Schmitt Jr Schmitt
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South Carolina faces storage crunch for spent fuel

South Carolina warns nuclear sites may run out of storage space for spent fuel rods within ten years if another storage site is not chosen. Lindsey Graham defends Yucca Mountain as ideal for high level waste, while Hazel O Leary says designating Nevada as interim storage is premature.

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Arthur Yucca Mountain Lindsey Graham R-S.c U.S. Energy Hazel O'Leary Nevada
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