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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 2007
Page
1
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Nine middle school students and one elementary student finished first and second in each of five attendance areas to advance to tonight's spelling bee at the Washington Center for the Arts. A Southside neighborhood opposes a project to build self storage warehouses along Silver Bluff Road. South Carolina prisons face funding and staffing shortages, cited as a model for Iraqi facility rebuilding.
A list of obituaries featuring Mary Sue Beam of New Ellenton Betty Coones of Simpsonville Christina Johnson of Salley Percy B Sundstrom Sr. of Aiken Jesse C Timms Jr. of Waynesville North Carolina Johnnie R Wells of Montmorenci includes brief notices of their deaths and funeral arrangements in the 6A section.
A compact notice page shows calendar items and puzzle listings including crossword and comics. The classified section highlights brief notices and horoscopes with related column features and reader notices.
Former Massachusetts governor Mitt Romney told the Aiken Rotary Club that America must reform Medicare Medicaid Social Security and energy policy to remain a global leader. He warned entitlements could dominate the federal budget and stressed a businesslike approach to governance and competitive pressures from Asia.
A single vehicle wreck on I-20 near mile marker 11 in Aiken County killed Augusta siblings Martha Marie Kelly 17 and Anthony Tyrone Kelley 23. The driver was 17 year old Martha, unrestrained, both thrown from the Ford Explorer. Police say weather was clear and toxicology is pending.
The NRC rejected no fly zones and latticelike barriers as impractical and said active defenses rely on the military and FAA. It urged operators to focus on radiation containment and evacuation plans, asserting plants are robust enough to withstand a hypothetical airplane attack. Dale Klein, NRC chairman, announced a 5 to 0 unanimous vote approving the plan after 15 months of internal review.
U S Secretary of Energy Samuel Bodman will attend a Thursday ceremony at the Savannah River Site celebrating the start of the Tritium Extraction Facility TEF mission. National Nuclear Security Administration Acting Administrator Tom D Agostino will join Bodman. The TEF enables restoring tritium supplies for U S weapons after 18 years, with TEF construction costing 506 million dollars following a 142 million dollar upgrade. The TEF sits in H Area, built to handle radiation from TVA reactor irradiated rods with six foot thick concrete walls.
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