Senate ok clears way for faster cleanup at Savannah River Site
Millions of gallons of radioactive waste in 51 SRS tanks were reclassified by the Senate enabling grout stabilization rather than full emptying and vitrification. Supporters led by Sen. Lindsey Graham praise the move as progress while critics warn of groundwater risk and contamination. A bid to block the change narrowly failed 48 to 48 on Cantwell amendment.
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R- 8.C
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D-Wash
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Framework forming for new Millbrook Baptist sanctuary
The 88,000 square foot Millbrook Baptist Church addition on Whiskey Road in Aiken rises with steel framing. Construction by Century Builders of Houston targets July 2005 completion. The sanctuary will seat 2,200 and reach 168 feet with a tall steeple, reflecting future growth.
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New Millbrook Baptist Church
New Millbrook Baptist Sanctuary
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Maname
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East Pine Log Road
Houston
Aiken
Rye
Mark Harris
Harris
Tenet resigns as CIA chief amid personal departure
CIA Director George Tenet announces resignation for personal reasons, prompting John McLaughlin to serve as acting head. President Bush expresses regret while Congress debates whether pressure or frustration influenced Tenet's decision, as terrorism and Iraq intel concerns persist.
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Tenet resigns as CIA director for personal reasons
George J. Tenet resigns from the CIA after a meeting with President Bush on Wednesday night. He is 51, born January 5, 1953, with a Georgetown School of Foreign Service bachelor’s degree in 1976 and a Columbia University master’s in international affairs in 1978. His career includes Senate Intelligence Committee staff director 1988-93, National Security Corp staff 1993-95, deputy CIA director 1995-97, and CIA director since 1997.
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Filibuster Halts Final Day Action In South Carolina Assembly
Legislators adjourned the South Carolina General Assembly at 5 p.m. after a day of filibuster pauses. With all seats up for election, lawmakers left Gov. Sanford’s agenda largely undone after overruling vetoes and passing the 2004 05 budget. The House pressed toward adjournment as the Senate faced a stalled vote amid accusations of deceit and calls for legislative changes.
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Greenville
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Beasley Seeks GOP Nomination in South Carolina Comeback
Former South Carolina governor David Beasley aims for the Republican nomination to replace retiring Sen. Fritz Hollings, facing scrutiny over the 1998 Confederate flag dispute as he leads a crowded GOP field toward a likely runoff. If he wins, he may face Inez Taubebaum in the fall.
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Inez Tenenbaum
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