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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 11, 1996

Page

5

DOE Eyes Linear Accelerator At SRS For Tritium Supply

WSRC leaders press a possible site at Savannah River Site for an accelerator to produce tritium under a DoD backed plan. If built the APT would require 177 acres and create 4,200 construction jobs plus 650 staff with a $200 million annual operating budget. Proponents cite regional economic benefits and continued national defense relevance. Critics question the $8 billion construction cost and feasibility.

SRS Westinghouse Savannah River Co Richard W. Benjamin WSRC Department of Defense Gerard Jimmy Angelos APT

Kids Present Poem Dance and Song Tribute Program

Young performers staged a varied program featuring Krystin Davis portraying Colin Powell, Beonica Chavious recalling Rosa Parks, Bryan Williams presenting Up From Slavery, Kevin Butler singing The Skin I'm In, Malcolm Coleman performing The Rarest of Gifts, and Mansur Leavens delivering The Spirit Within You. A 4-year-old recited ideals, while six-year-old Dexter Price offered Go Down Death. The event closed with a funeral sermon vignette about Sister Caroline and a peaceful goodbye.

Krystin Davis Colin Powell Beonica Chavious Rosa Parks Bryan Williams Kevin Butler Malcolm Coleman Mansur Leavens William Oakman Beech Island Dexter Price of Aiken James Weldon Johnson Sister Caroline Caroline Jesus

Free Sunday at South Carolina State Museum draws crowd

The South Carolina State Museum offers free admission today as a one time event on the first Sunday. Bad weather closed the museum last Sunday. For details call 803-1374921.

Columbia South Carolina State Museum State Museum

Records Managers Administrators Meet in North Augusta

Information media choices will be the topic of Bob Odegard from Microview in Atlanta. He will speak to the CSRA Chapter of the Association of Records Managers and Administrators on Monday at 6:30 p.m. at the North Augusta Community Center. Guests are welcome and reservations are not required.

North Augusta Bob Odegard Microview Atlanta CSRA Association of Records Managers and Administrators North Augusta Community Center Brookside Avenue

Remembering 12 A view of hard work and scarce luxuries then

Mrs Knight recalls raising five children alone while lacking modern comforts and entertainment. Marie Johnson contrasts youth today with Reconstruction era hardships, noting more opportunities yet less motivation. Both reflect on family duty, shared toil, and generational shifts from field work to high tech, high dollar living.

Marie Johnson Knight

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