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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 2009
Page
1
After an eventful year at the Savannah River Site all major concerns shift to 2010 and the pipeline of future projects. Site leadership outlines priorities and upcoming initiatives for growth and safety.
Savannah River Nuclear Solutions reports 2 million accident free hours and plans 2010 safety improvements as it decommissions two legacy reactors at SRS. R-reactor and P-reactor slated for in situ closure, with 33 waste units and three miles of underground lines to remediate.
The article outlines SRNL funding pledges and a DOE funding match request, SRR's 2010 tank closure prep, and $200 million stimulus funds to speed cleanup. It notes the URS-led contract, a Parsons protest delay, and MOX work projected to 2010 with 1800 workers and 25000 cubic yards of concrete, plus PuP project potential.
Obituary notices list Franklin North Carolina resident Frankie Wynette Dockins along with Phyllis Maxwell and Greenwood William Murrell from Aiken and Douglas Georgia. Also listed are Helen Showmake of Monahans Texas indicating funeral details and service times to be published.
A compact listing page features upcoming events and daily puzzles and advice columns guiding readers through social listings, horoscopes, market notes, movie ads, and entertainment features for the day.
Aiken Public Safety seeks help identifying a black male in his 30s with a stocky build and possible mustache who passed fake traveler's checks at Target on Whiskey Road. He fled in a gray or silver 2007 Pontiac with Georgia plates after obtaining merchandise worth hundreds.
Charleston fire officials removed a nativity scene from Fire Station 12 after a complaint to Freedom From Religion Foundation that the display endorsed a religion. The letter, dated Dec 17, argues city property hosts a religious message and breaches church and state separation.
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