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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 2015
Page
2
The Savannah River Site Citizens Advisory Board plans to renew its stance against additional shipments of spent nuclear fuel for interim storage at SRS. The group previously opposed temporary storage in July 2013 and will revisit the position at next week's meeting.
Savannah River Site Citizens Advisory Board sets July 27 1 PM to 5 PM and July 28 8:30 AM to 4 PM at New Ellenton Community Center to vote on SRS spent fuel storage and press for a concrete WIPP restart timetable. Board aims for realistic reopening plan and high priority safety operations at Carlsbad New Mexico. Derrek Asberry reports for the Aiken Standard.
Drought in Aiken County pushes the rescue to buy more hay as pastures brown. Donor declines and rising costs threaten care for horses including several recent arrivals from Barnwell County. Volunteers appeal for good quality hay and financial gifts via PayPal or the rescue’s site.
Statewide traffic deaths through July 23 total 504, up from 428 in 2014, with 345 of the victims wearing seat belts and 172 not beltless. In Aiken County 16 fatalities, up from 12 last year, amid ongoing TargetZERO enforcement and cautions against DUI and speeding.
A Highway Patrol press release reports five traffic fatalities in South Carolina during the Fourth of July weekend, none in Aiken County. Two victims used seat belts, two did not, and one was a pedestrian. Officials urge continued seat belt use and TargetZERO programs during the summer deadly days. Will Whaley reports for the Aiken Standard.
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