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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 2014
Page
1
The White House cautioned on Wednesday of a veto if the House bill advances, citing $345 million for Savannah River Site MOX facility construction, $149 million above Obama's FY2015 budget request. The Administration objects to language forcing DOE actions.
Officials quoted July 9 say the White House would veto a House Energy and Water bill that funds the Mixed Oxide Fuel Fabrication Facility MOX for construction and oppose continued funding beyond 2015. The administration backs moving MOX to cold stand-by while seeking cheaper options to dispose of surplus plutonium. Congress, however, has included language to fund MOX through FY 2015 in both chambers.
Inside Today reports Peach Jam will return to North Augusta with coverage on local sports and events. The page highlights ongoing community features including a Heart Board show that nods to prior performances and the Living on the Go segment releasing details on local activities.
Obituaries list Allene Bennett Craig of Ridge Spring George Grieve Jr of North Augusta James Gilbert of Aiken Samuel A Fulmer of Dearing and Sandra Smith of Aiken with brief funeral notice entries in the 6A section.
Mostly cloudy with developing thunder showers. High near 90 and low around 70. Weather outlook calls for a 5 day trend with possible heavy rain and hotter afternoons.
About 200 first year students attended the first of two orientation days as they awaited sessions to begin. The program introduces 400 more freshmen across two days before the fall semester. Pacesetters, upperclassmen like Brooke Cantrell, guide tours and share campus tips.
A suspicious package led to heavy police presence at Regions Bank on Chesterfield Street in Aiken around 9:30 am. The item was identified as an ATM repair part not addressed to the bank, with responders from multiple agencies assisting the scene.
Law enforcement closed the Whiskey Road Kroger parking area for hours to investigate a suspicious package found in a vehicle. Hembree cautioned the public to stay vigilant while authorities determine safety and next steps.
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