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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 2016
Page
1
The Savannah River Site MOX project faces a pivotal week as President Obama’s budget proposal is expected to either sustain funding or push forward with downblending plutonium. The outcome will shape the future of the SRS MOX facility.
Aiken Standard recaps MOX related studies and letters as Obama prepares his budget rollout. The plan aims to dispose of 34 metric tons of weapons-grade plutonium in Russia and the US, but MOX has faced cost overruns and delays, prompting consideration of alternatives.
In North Augusta the death notices list Dorothy B. McKinney and Columbia Lillie Bell Clark among local obituaries. Funeral details appear in the North Augusta Deaths and Funerals column.
The Battle of Aiken organizer the Sons of Confederate Veterans Barnard E Bee Camp No 1575 seeks a 2016 renewal to revive the event after years of decline. Danny Francis who led the Camp when it won the Bundy Award at the 38th SC Governor's Conference promises a bigger version with restored prominence.
Event runs February 20 and 21 with gates opening at 8 30 a m at 1210 Powell Pond Road Admission is 6 for children aged 6 to 12 12 for those older than 12 and free for ages 5 and under For more information visit battleofaiken.org
The Alley is in phase three of a three stage improvement project along Bee Lane from Laurens Street to Newberry Street. Crews will lay pavers install new sidewalks and replace water electrical and sewer lines while storm drains are added in the Bee Lane section. Tree wells with crepe myrtles will be planted and street lights upgraded once new power is connected. Undergrounding utilities is planned despite wet weather and a 225 day contract.
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