Cooperation Seen as Key to Nuclear Problems by ANS Leader
Edward J. Hennelly, former president of the American Nuclear Society and Savannah River Laboratory researcher, argues nuclear issues are political and require international cooperation among scientists. He highlights his longtime Republican activism in Aiken County, his work on nuclear waste disposal, SRP projects, and U.S. Senate action on waste legislation.
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ANS
Aiken County
Edward J. Hennelly
Dupont
Savannah River Laboratory
Hennesly
National Organization of Nuclear Scientists
Hennelly
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Aiken
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Schenectady
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Princeton
Barbara Sheahan
Peter
Mary) Burke
United Fund Board
Green Boundary
St. Mary Help of Christians
SRL
Atomic Energy Commission
U.S
Defense
SRP
United States
Congress
U.S. Senate
House
la Martingale
College of New Rochelle
Hennellys
Magnolia Lane
New Yorker
Ed Hennelly
Phil Jones
Aiken State Park Celebrates 45 Years Of Family Fun
Since opening in 1936 Aiken State Park in South Carolina has offered lakes three fishing ponds and a nature trail. Visitors enjoy boating picnics and camping with 25 family sites and primitive campsites while artesian wells supply high quality water.
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Aiken State Park
Aiken County
South Carolina
Aiken
U.S
Edisto
Edward Nesbitt
Power Fails Do Not Spoil Meat Refreezing Rules
USDA experts say refreezing is safe for frozen meat and poultry if ice crystals remain or if they stayed at 40 degrees Fahrenheit or lower for less than two days. Thawed items with off odors or colors should be discarded. Leftovers cooked meats can be frozen but not a second time, and should be used quickly to preserve quality.
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U.S. Department of Agriculture
Donald Houston
USDA
Food Safety and Inspection Service
Houston
Ants or termites How to tell and what to do
Clemson University Cooperative Extension advises homeowners to identify termites by four clear wings and a thick body, or flying ants with slender midsections. Call a certified pest control operator for inspection and regular termite checks. DIY tips include checking for earthen tunnels, moisture, and wood damage, and using a knife to probe suspected termite wood. The guide also notes pets suffer spring hay fever and flea allergy dermatitis is prevented by good flea control.
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Cooperative Extension Service
Clemson University
Clemson Extension Service
Ben Kissam
Kissam
Clemson
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