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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 2014
Page
12
Editorial board notes Renata Adler quote as a prompt for reflection on courage and progress. The piece frames fear as a driver for future action rather than nostalgia for the past. Read as a call for forward thinking from the Aiken Standard editorial page.
Parliaments in Iraq adjourn without a national reconciliation plan as calls for Prime Minister Nouri al Maliki’s resignation intensify. ISIS advances threaten Baghdad while Shia militias seek Iran’s support. Obama adds 300 combat troops to advisers amid a growing U.S. footprint. Iran rejects American involvement and warns against Western meddling. The chaos risks regional spillover including Jordan and broader Middle East instability.
Ken Rueter, president and project manager of Savannah River Remediation, leads SRR as the DOE liquid waste contractor at SRS. SRR, Bechtel National, CH2M Hill, Babcock Wilcox, AREVA, Energy Solutions and URS collaborate to process and immobilize radioactive sludge and salt waste, close tanks, and safeguard health and environment. About 37 million gallons remain to be disposed and tanks to be closed, a long-term effort with safety as priority.
A reader criticizes rapid growth in Columbia County and the Augusta area, arguing new development raises taxes and degrades neighborhoods. The letter highlights I 26 widening, traffic congestion, an oversized Aiken County building, and envisioned expansions that echo boarded up areas like Regency Mall.
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