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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 13, 2004

Page

12

Trial begins over government's nuclear waste costs

The first of many lawsuits seeks damages from the government for failing to open a central Yucca Mountain storage site, with Yankee Group reactors in Maine Massachusetts and Connecticut leading a 65 claim docket asking for about 548 million in costs to store spent fuel through 2010. The case before Judge James Merow focusses on obligations under a 1990s contract and the DOE's delays.

Washington White House New England Department of Energy Maine Massachusetts Connecticut U.S. Court of Federal Claims Jerry Stouck Yucca Mountain Nevada DOF Stouck Justice Department Harold Lester Energy Department Savannah River SRS James Merow The Claims Court Maine Yankee Connecticut Yankee Yankee Rowe DOE Bruce Kenyon Yankee Atomic Electric Co

Budgets show funds for Savannah River Site programs

Budget drafts earmark money for SRS programs with differences between House and Senate versions. MOX would receive 267 million of 400 million. cleanup funding aims at 350 million in Senate and 300 million in House. Proposals involve liability terms with Russia and reclassification of 34 million gallons of waste, affecting the Defense Waste Processing Facility.

U.S House of Representatives U.S. Senate Savannah River House Gresham Barrett RSC Senate Barrett Russia America Lindsey Graham Rs.c Graham Srs Budget Conference Committee DOE Defense Waste Processing Sen Ernest Fritz) Hollings D-S.c Hollings Maria Cantwell D-Wash Philip Lord Plord Aikenstandard.com

Government eyes new symbol to replace food pyramid

Washington officials from the Agriculture Department seek ideas for a new symbol or slogan to replace the Food Guide Pyramid, aiming to better motivate Americans toward healthier eating. A poll shows 80 percent recognize the pyramid while two thirds are overweight or obese, prompting calls for behavior change guidance.

Washington Agriculture Department Eric Hentges Department Center For Nutrition Policy and Promotion Associated Press IPSOS

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