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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 13, 2016

Page

2

Obama budget seeks more SRS plutonium work and MOX termination

President Obama's energy budget calls for 1.45 billion for Savannah River Site activities up from current funding. It advances 3.7 metric tons of plutonium oxide production via HB Line and H Canyon feeding MOX for commercial fuel, while proposing to terminate the MOX facility. It also targets 186 metric tons of HEU disposition by 2030 and continued spent fuel processing with safety upgrades. Derrek Asberry reports for the Aiken Standard.

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Sheriff K-9 Zeta Visits J D Lever 4K 5K Students

Ai ken County Sheriff's Office Sgt Paul Sharpton and Sgt Mary Frantz visited J D Lever Elementary to introduce Zeta, a six month old Dutch Shepherd training as a drugs search and protection dog. The 4K 5K students asked about Zeta’s likes, growth and speed while petting her under supervision. The visit aims to improve community relations and ease fears of police dogs while providing Zeta exposure to children and aid for training.

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Turner and Jealous to Campaign for Sanders in Aiken

Former Ohio Senator Nina Turner and ex NAACP leader Ben Jealous plan a 6 p.m. Saturday reception at Newberry Hall in downtown Aiken to campaign for Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders. The free event is sponsored by Bernie Sanders for President and aims to mobilize African American voters in South Carolina.

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Sanders reception in Newberry for South Carolina campaign

Bernie Sanders plans a 6 p.m. Saturday reception at Newberry Hall on Newberry Street with free admission. The event aligns with a broader Palmetto State tour as Sanders campaigns across South Carolina. Endorsements include Harry Belafonte and Erica Garner, daughter of Eric Garner, who campaigns for Sanders in the state. Garner may not attend Aiken events alongside Turner and Jealous. Nina Turner and Ben Jealous are invited to support Sanders on the tour.

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