Aiken Repeats Win of Municipal Cup for Sixth Year
Aiken wins the South Carolina Municipal Cup for the sixth straight year with its wetlands project at Hopeland Gardens drawing statewide attention. Mayor Fred B. Cavanaugh praises city staff as Charleston hosts the ceremony at the Omni Hotel. Trenton also wins in its category for a beautification project.
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S.C
Cavanaugh
Hopeland Gardens
Fred B. Cavanaugh
Charleston
Omni
Trenton
Obituary notices list deaths in several communities
Page 2B obituary notices include Curtis Brown of Springfield Lucille Franklin Hoyt of Johnston and Mary Miller Moss of Trenton with brief memorial details and survivors.
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Curtis Brown
Springfield
Lucille Franklin Hoyt
Johnston
Mary Miller Moss
Trenton
DOE Chief Reassures SRS Staff at USC Aiken Forum
Secretary Ha ze O Leary told about 200 attendees the Savannah River Site remains essential and jobs will continue into the 21st century despite cuts since 1993. She weighed tritium needs, favored a particle accelerator or a light water reactor, and outlined cost, timelines, and intents for future energy roles.
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Savannah River
Bether
Haze O'Leary
SRS
Department of Energy
Aiken
Pupuc
Usc Aiken
Ms. O'Leary
Orf
Scott Webster
Hazel O'Leary
Savannah River Ecology Lab
Defense Paints Happy Picture In Susan Smith Case
Lawyers for the defense argued against execution as prosecutors showed grim photos of three year old Michael and fourteen month old Alex. Scotty Vaughan, Susan Smith's brother, recalled happier family moments including their father Harry Vaughan, who killed himself after a stormy marriage. The emotional testimony included Vaughan reading a prison letter about their father's death.
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Susan Smith
Michael
Alex
Ms. Smith
Scotty Vaughan
Harry Vaughan
Vaughan
Daddy
British Firm Joins SRS Support List
An international nuclear waste cleanup firm BNFL subsidiary British Nuclear Fu ll Inc. joined the Savannah River Site subcontractor list and opened a new office on Silver Bluff Road in Aiken. Mayor Fred B. Cavanaugh welcomed BNFL president Rolland A. Langley with a commemorative book on Aiken.
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Savannah River
Aiken
British Nuclear Full Inc
BNFL
Washington D.C
United Kingdom
Silver Bluff Road
Fred B. Cavanaugh
Rolland A. Langley
Aikenas City
Wrecking Ball Ends School's Temporary Status
New Ellenton Middle School progresses with a 4 million federal facelift after four decades as a temporary building. Phase one demolition and asbestos abatement run from July 5 to August 20, with RD Brown Contractors overseeing work and six mobile classrooms added to serve sixth graders.
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New Ellenton Middle School
Thompson Building and Wrecking Company of
Augusta
R.D. Brown Contractors
North Augusta RD
Brown
Ment Technologies of
R.D. Brown
Troutman
RD. Brown
Greendale
Gayle Gulick
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