Aiken flood watch looms into Thursday with limited weekend rain
Miller notes a flood watch remains in effect for the Aiken area through Thursday morning. A 30 percent rain chance is forecast for Thursday afternoon into Friday, with temperatures in the low to mid 70s. Weekend rain risk drops to 20 percent Saturday and Sunday. Tripp Girardeau is the crime and court reporter for the Aiken Standard.
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Aiken Mall foreclosure and vacancy timeline outlined
Records show no updated deed information for Aiken Mall since September 2013 after Aiken Mall Acquisitions LLC was foreclosed in May 2013 for about 28.5 million to U S Bank. U S Bank bought the property in September 2013 for 9.8 million. since then Sears, Kay Jewelers, RadioShack, and JCPenney have left, with new tenants moving in under JLL Retail management.
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Farm Aid bill eyed as relief for South Carolina farmers
Aiken County lawmakers press Palmetto Farm Aid to aid growers hit by October flood and drought. Officials urge swift state action as crop losses reach 375 million dollars and farm loans come due.
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Planned plutonium shipments to Savannah River Site face seven year timeline
The environmental assessment notes a proposed plan to transport up to 900 kilograms of plutonium by ship from Europe and North America to a US seaport, then to SAS for storage and processing. The NNSA seeks safer pathways before bringing material to the United States, with shipments extending over seven years.
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DOE report flags plutonium removal options and MOX project concerns
DOE presentation released in December 2014 outlines removal opportunities for plutonium focusing on vulnerable and attractive materials. NASA counts over 400 kilograms of plutonium needing action. Belgium, Italy and Sweden have removed excess supply with 331 kilograms slated for Japan and two other European nations. The report notes potential backlash from increasing inventories at Savannah River Site as MOX funding and schedule strain. Gov. Haley seeks fines of up to 1 million dollars daily starting Jan 1 2016 to meet MOX deadlines, under a 2003 agreement for processing or removal of 1 metric ton. Derrek Asberry covers SRS for the Aiken Standard.
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