SRS Eyed for Project to Convert Warheads to Power
Knoxville report details a DOE TVA plan to repurpose 35 to 40 tons of highly enriched uranium from Savannah River Site into fuel for commercial reactors. If approved by NRC, testing would occur spring 1999 at Sequoyah Plant near Chattanooga, with potential full loading by 2002. The effort aims to reduce weapons material and provide civilian power.
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Deaths Jantzen Keith Bradley Aiken Donald C Harris North Augusta
Obituaries note the deaths of Jantzen Keith Bradley of Aiken Donald C Harris of North Augusta and Vivian J Moore of Williston. The notices list ages and family connections, with brief tributes to each life.
Lottery Draw Findings From Sunday Results
Sunday lottery draw results show numbers Caan 1.058 Cah 35 99 and 8 1 16 2031. No clear context or official drawing names provided.
Mr Rick Is Aiken Neighbors Beloved Volunteer
Rick Carter known as Mr Rick devotes time to area youth through Shiloh Baptist Church activities. He repairs bikes helps with church trips and supports adoption efforts. Residents praise his caring nature and family-friendly role in the community near Gloverville.
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Medicare and Clinton Eyes Medicare Social Security and Budget
President Clinton shifts to expanding Medicare and shaping the State of the Union as he starts a new fundraising push ahead of the 1998 elections. He outlined a plan to expand the Peace Corps to 10,000 volunteers and schedule events on Medicare and child care while preparing trips to New York and Texas.
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Warrenville man charged with murder in weekend teen shooting
A Warrenville man, John Bryan Adams, 28, admitted firing into a pickup bed during a disturbance near his home, killing 17 year old Jantzen Keith Bradley of Old Camp Long Road. Bradley, an Aiken High School junior, funeral set for Tuesday at Shellhouse Funeral Home Chapel.
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Old Camp Long Road
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Memorial service fills Hampton gym for slain trooper Lingard
About 2,000 people including state officials filled a Hampton high school gym to honor Highway Patrol 1st Sgt. Frankie Lingard, 39, shot New Year’s Eve as he approached a car stopped for speeding. Suspects Bayan R. Aleksey, 29, of Philadelphia, and Gloryvee Perez Blackwell, 25, of Bensalem, Pa., face murder charges with conflicting accounts of the shooting.
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Thurmond returns to work in Washington after hospital stay
Senator Strom Thurmond 95, the longest serving in U S Senate, is back in Washington after a week at Fort Gordon hospital for a respiratory infection. He left with praise for nurses and doctors and plans to cut back his workload as he nears end of chairmanship of Armed Services.
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