Court rejects Nevada opposition to Yucca waste site
A federal appeals court ruled Nevada cannot block the Yucca Mountain nuclear waste project but ordered a new plan to limit radiation exposure beyond 10,000 years. The decision found DOE and Bush administration actions unreviewable and notes about 2,000 plutonium canisters at Savannah River Site awaiting shipment to Yucca Mountain.
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Mold forces shutdown of longtime Children’s Place facility
Peggy Ford leads the United Way affiliated Children’s Place and describes mold that forced the 1400 square foot building on Barnwell Avenue to be lifted and removed last Friday. The center, serving about 120 children and previously housing 20 babies, lost a third of its revenue and now seeks a new site on the city’s Northeast side with land for a playground. First Presbyterian Church has offered summer space as the search continues.
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Savannah River Cancer Foundation Seeks Home
Savannah River Cancer Foundation, established in 2003 and not tied to national groups, operates with board members who have faced cancer personally. Suzanne Messick, diagnosed with breast cancer during retirement from SRS, stresses support for patients and volunteers, offering office space and a helpline as it educates and provides emotional and economic aid.
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Aiken pastor recalls early friendship with John Edwards
South Africa born pastor John Frye, longtime friend of John Edwards, shares memories of Edwards as a quiet bright youth from Robbins North Carolina. The piece notes Edwards later rose to U S Senate and became a vice presidential contender. Frye remembers shared sports and neighborhood days with Edwards and others.
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Senate report faults CIA prewar intelligence and leadership
The Senate Intelligence Committee finds the CIA kept key data from analysts and echoed group think that allowed false WMD claims by the Bush team. It criticizes former Director George Tenet and says culture and management failures require more than funds to fix. Page 10A.
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