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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 2003
Page
4
Fireworks vendors say calm crowds and careful rules curb danger. Smathers keeps stock behind counters and restricts sales to accompanied minors. Phillips notes most accidents stem from human error and negligence rather than faulty products.
The Save the Pool committee in Aiken County continues fundraising to repair and operate the public pool. Repairs include tiles leaks and the water pump with DHEC approval required. Fees were raised from 1 to 2 dollars to support ongoing maintenance and keep the pool accessible for children after school holidays.
A 15 page ruling by U.S. District Judge B Lynn Winmill blocks a DOE rule to reclassify highly radioactive waste at Savannah River Site Idaho and Washington sites delaying permanent disposal. DOE may appeal as opponents warn of potential groundwater contamination and Nevada Yucca Mountain delays.
More than 15,000 students used the state scholarship last year with a projected 20,000 to 21,000 this fall. The available $34 million pot remains steady while Greenville Technical College raises tuition to 1300 dollars. Even with aid, students like Joshua Parant work full time to pay expenses, books charged. Palmetto Fellows stay at 6700, HOPE at 2650, need based grant at 2500. Policy implications worry students including Paula Lopez.
Discussion of a Modern Pit Facility at SRS could create many private sector spin offs and boost the local economy. Critics warn the site faces massive layoffs of about 13 000 to 14 000 workers by 2025 if no new missions arrive. An accelerated cleanup at the 310 square mile site also threatens large job losses as the cleanup ends. Contact Philip Lord at plord aikenstandard.com.
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