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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 2014
Page
1
Deaths and Funerals notice lists Arnold V. Holcombe of Aiken Clarence J. Lewis Sr. of New Ellenton Joyce A. Reed of West Columbia Marie Schiavone Rosier of Warrenville with funeral details to follow in 6A.
Mostly sunny today with a high near 86 and a low around 67. The forecast covers five days with generally warm and dry conditions expected. General offices Newsroom provides contact numbers 803-648-2311 and 803-644-2401 for updates.
Energy Secretary Ernest Moniz signaled a possible construction freeze at the Savannah River Site MOX facility if a sustainable funding source is not found. He spoke with Governor Nikki Haley and Senators Graham and Scott and Representative Wilson, stressing budget-dependent action while Senators push for MOX as the plutonium disposition path. The House already approved 345 million for MOX construction. the Senate's action remains pivotal.
Department of Energy Secretary Ernest Moniz signals a possible halt to new work on the MOX program at Savannah River Site amid aging waste tanks and budget strain. He warned nine figure penalties loom if milestones are missed as funds tighten and cannot violate physics or budgets. Haley urged progress on moving treated waste, noting the need to advance waste management actions.
SRS Watch director Tom Clements delivered a letter to Energy Secretary Ernest Moniz on Monday opposing the Mixed Oxide Fuel Fabrication Facility and plans to send German nuclear shipments to the Savannah River Site. Conservation Voters of South Carolina joined in the opposition during the meeting.
Aiken County mirrors South Carolina in rising child hardship. The Kids Count survey places SC 45th in overall child well being with 12.2 percent of local children in poverty and 27.4 percent in poverty in 2012, highlighting a generational poverty cycle cited by local officials.
Three members of the Aiken City Council will hold a final committee meeting Wednesday to outline the skills and experience they want in the next city manager. Lessie Price Dick Dewar and Philip Merry lead the group as the city seeks a permanent replacement after Richard Pearce’s resignation and Roger LeDuc’s interim appointment.
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