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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 2002
Page
2
An adult riding in the back of a pickup truck is protested as unsafe and lawmakers are urged to address the issue. Complaints cite extreme heat poor restroom conditions and dirty health facilities prompting calls for investigation and transparency from state representatives.
Readers urge the Aiken theater to publish nightly show times in the newspaper highlighting that the single cinema would aid patrons. The letter thanks Tim O Briant and argues for clearer listings to avoid inconvenience.
Dozens of volunteers from the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints cleared branches leaves and litter from a Jackson cemetery created over 50 years ago when the Savannah River Plant moved communities. The effort also cataloged names and dates in nearby Memorial Park with plans to publish online. Local leaders and youths described the heat and service as a prayer answered and a start for future cleanups and genealogical work.
DOE official Allison, named acting manager at Savannah River Site, brings 19 years of engineering and safety experience to oversee 420 DOE employees. He prioritizes listening to staff, advancing the accelerated cleanup program with a 2025 completion target, and maintaining high safety morale amid public concerns about nuclear risks.
The Department of Energy will award 300000 dollars to the Savannah River Regional Diversification Initiative SRRDI to fund administration while expanding cooperation with economic development groups. The program, formed in 1993 to create jobs and boost high tech and manufacturing in Aiken Barnwell Allendale counties in South Carolina and Richmond Columbia counties in Georgia, aims to offset Savannah River Site downsizing and has helped create or retain more than 25000 jobs nationwide.
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