Recleim to Open Recycling Facility in Graniteville
Recleim plans a $40.6 million investment creating 200 jobs in Graniteville with a new recycling facility. CEO Ben Hirokawa outlines site choice, timeline to opening by summer 2014, and staffing plan as Evans Construction handles architecture and final design.
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Graniteville
Recleim
Ben Hirakawa
Aiken County
Economic Development Partnership
Bers
Hirokawa
Wear
Evans Construction
Flu shot fails to protect older people this season
ATLANTA CDC reports the flu vaccine is only about 9 percent effective for adults 65 and older against the predominant hash strain. Health officials seek explanations while noting some protection is better than none and urging vaccination for all six months and older, including seniors. The finding helps explain high hospitalization rates among the elderly this season.
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Atlanta
Centers For Disease Control and Prevention
CDC
Jseph Bresee
Victims of plane crash ID’d in Georgia crash
A Hawker Beechcraft Premier carrying Vein Guys clinic staff aborted landing at Thomson McDuffie Regional Airport and crashed into a utility pole, killing five onboard and injuring others. Investigators seek distress calls, review video and a data recorder as coroner identifies two victims and autopsies proceed. }
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Thomson
Georgia
Sumwalt
Thomson-McDuffie Regional
Augusta
Sumwalt Sai
Vein Guys Clinic
Stephen Davis
Vein Guys
Nashville
Steven Roth
Lisa Volotto
Kim Davidson
McDuffie County
Foster Wiley
Davis
Light Head
Roth
Keith Davis
Augusta Clinic
Ben Postiel
Thomson-McDuffe
Logan Marshall
Richard Trammell
Georgia Regents Medical Center
Christen Carter
Sid Davis
Trammell
Georgia Bureau of Investigation
John Bankhead
Akien
Decatur
Pat Eseh
Robert Sumwalt Center
National Transportation Safety Board
NTSB
Ralph Hicks
Lft
State eyes restricting food stamp purchases
South Carolina officials urged the federal government to discuss limiting items bought with SNAP to promote healthier choices. DSS director Lillian Koller said about 78,000 residents receive 1.4 billion in benefits annually, and meetings will seek public input on changes while ABC Grow Healthy expands aid for kids.
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Columbia
South Carolina
Department of Social Services
Lillian Koller
Department of Agriculture
Koller
Kole
USDA
Keller
Aro
Nikki Hale
Department of Health and Environmental Control
Catherine Templeton
ABC Grow Healthy
DSS
Templeton
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James Oliver
Betty Jane Sharpe Fulmer
S Greenwood
Jiffy Luke
Miami
Eneral Offices
Ign
Lend
HC Mom
Teleion
Bia
National Transportation Safety ‘Board
Robert Sumwalt
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