Hodges appeals plutonium case to fourth circuit
South Carolina Governor Jim Hodges has asked the Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals to review a judge’s ruling in his challenge to plutonium shipments. The court set a Wednesday hearing as an environmental group backs Hodges with an amicus curiae brief for the DOE dispute.
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Jim Hodges
4Th Circuit Court of Appeals
Department of Energy
State mulls new daycare ratings in two years
Columbia reports the Child Care Coordinating Council proposes a voluntary rating system for child care centers by October 8, 2004. The format is undecided while North Carolina’s five star system provides a contrast. Operators could face stricter oversight to achieve ratings.
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Columbia
Child Care Coordinating Council
North Carolina
Deaths and Obituaries New Jersey Area Notices
Obituary notices for Anthony Hill Granitevile Anell Prophet Orangeburg Agnes Stephens Camden list in page 6A across counties, highlighting deaths, memorials and services with brief biographical notes and local remembrance.
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Anthony Hill
Granitevile
Anell Prophet
Orangeburg
Agnes Stephens
Camden
Gun pulled on local cop sparks new police danger warnings
Burnettown police fired at a suspected stolen green 1991 Camaro after the driver allegedly brandished a handgun Monday during a call about harassment. Two shots were fired as officers ordered occupants from the vehicle, occurring a day after a South Carolina trooper was killed during a traffic stop in Berkeley County.
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Burnettown
South Carolina Highway Patrol
Berkeley County
Kenneth J. Johnson
Aiken
WJBF
Track resurfaced for safety at Aiken training track
The Aiken Training Track on Two Notch Road is receiving a major safety upgrade. Ron Stevens notes four inches of clay added after removing the surface to reinforce a thin base, with two weeks of work remaining. TB Bull is handling the project, aiming for a high quality, safe surface for fall use as racing events like the Aiken Trials and Aiken Steeplechase are well known to locals.
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Aiken
Ron Stevens
Two Notch Road
Stevens
Trainig
America
Dogwood Stable
Ford Conger Field
McGhees’ Mile
Proposal bars curbside trash bin clutter in Aiken
The City of Aiken plans to enforce removing recycling bins and garbage cans from rights of way to improve neighborhood appearance. The ordinance calls for placing containers on the curb no earlier than 24 hours before pickup and removing them within 24 hours after collection.
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Aiken
Enly
Larry Morris
Public Works
North Augusta Council Seat Filing Opens After Resignation
North Augusta residents can file for the vacant council seat beginning July 19 as the city plans a special election. City Administrator Charles Martin notes final readings on the ordinance July 22, while the county elections panel opts to hold the vote on November 5 to avoid voter confusion amid Sullivan’s July 1 DUI arrest.
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North Augusta
Kent Sullivan
Charles Martin
Martin
Aiken
Sullivan
Council
Yucca Mountain Nuclear Waste Vote Faces Senate Decision
The Senate will decide Tuesday whether to end the decades long debate on a national waste repository at Yucca Mountain Nevada. Republicans push a vote to approve burying 77 000 tons of mainly reactor fuel despite Nevada opposition and a veto override fight. The House backed Bush, and the government has spent about seven billion dollars locating a site.
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Senate
Washington
Sena
Tors
Nevada Desert
Bush
Nevada
House
Las Vegas
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