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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 01, 2003

Page

4

Plan to move old nuclear reactor to Barnwell reviewed

Environmental groups challenge San Onofre decommissioned reactor transport by road from San Onofre to a barge for burial in South Carolina. California Coastal Commission vote on using a truck route is set for February seven. If approved, shipment could begin before plover nesting season and hurricane season amid coastal protection concerns. The unit, 450 megawatts, was the first of three at San Onofre and ceased operation in 1992.

San Onofre South Carolina Mark Massara The Sierra Club California California Coastal Commission San Chnofre San Diego Marine Corps Camp Pendleton Commission Barnwell County D.C Southern California Edison San Diego Gas Sellers West Texas New Mexico State University Whitefish Mont Federal Bureau of Investigation St. John’s University Minnesota Wackenhut Services Savannah River Aiken County

Fire destroys house on Wire Road in Aiken area

Early Friday fire on the outskirts of Aiken destroyed a house at 208 Wire Road. Montmorenci Couchton and Center fire departments responded after a 12:38 am call. No injuries reported as nobody was at home. ownership details unavailable.

Loren Schneider Aiken Montmorenci Couchton Center Wire Road

Sheriff to join homeland security role at border agency

Former Aiken County Sheriff Sellers will take a discreet position with the Department of Homeland Security as a law enforcement officer in the Office of Border and Transportation Security. The move follows a decade of service in local law enforcement and prior national security roles.

Border Patrol Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service Transportation Security Administraton Federal Protective Service Sellers Aiken Coun

City council reviews budget gaps in utility fund at retreat

At the 17th annual Aiken City Council retreat Horizons the group examined the upcoming year's budget split among the general fund utilities fund and capital project sales tax fund. The general fund is about 21 million with healthy revenue though the utility fund faces shortfalls up to 800000 by June. A main water line break and sewer lift station repair costing 234000 plus back payments from a bankrupt manufacturer contribute to losses. The city may raise fees next year while capital project funds collected faster than expected will fund projects voters approved in fall 2000 such as Virginia Acres Tennis Complex skate park and Citizens Park phase two.

Aiken Roger LeDue City of Woodside LeDuc Virginia Acres Citizens Park

City weighs new uses for old Playhouse building

City staff and Clemson University senior Meghan Clemmons propose converting the former Aiken Community Playhouse at Newberry Street and Price Avenue into a multi use facility. Plans include an environmental center with adjacent Carolina Bay access, a ceramics center, and a possible meeting hall for Southside groups. The city considers purchasing the building for 125000 dollars on city owned land.

Aiken Community Playhouse City Clemson University Newberry Street Price Avenue Playhouse Roger LeDuc Clemson Meghan ‘Clemmons Clemmons South Aiken Aiken Carolina Bay Fred Cavanaugh

Trash removal plan eyed to save city money and cut injuries

A proposed curbside trash plan claims to save over 200000 annually by using roll carts and fewer toters, reducing injuries and speeding collection. Critics fear impacts on elderly and disabled residents, with talks of yard composting rules and quarterly bulk-item pickups plus fees billed on water bills.

Morris Department of Public Works Jane Vaughters Pat Canning Sanitation Department

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