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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 2016
Page
1
Three attackers linked to Islamic State staged a coordinated assault at Istanbul Ataturk Airport. Police say attackers, not Turkish, detonated bombs and fired at travelers despite perimeter security. Casualties reached 42 as panic spread and surveillance footage circulated.
Partly cloudy conditions with a high near 91 and a low around 70. Forecast calls for generally dry weather with no significant rain expected. Daytime temperatures will edge into the low 90s, cooler nights around 70 degrees, and light winds typical for the period.
Helping Hands and Aiken Youth Empowerment plan to distribute more than 80,000 condoms across Aiken County to curb teen pregnancy. Kandace Cave says access points will be safe, non judgmental locations, with six already in place and a goal of ten by year end 2016.
Aiken County reported a teen birth rate of 34.3 per 1000 females ages 15 to 19 in 2014, above South Carolina’s 28.5 statewide rate and ranking 22nd among SC’s 46 counties. In 2014 SC diagnosed 841 new HIV cases per aidsvu.org.
AECOM appointed Dr. Todd Wright as general manager and executive vice president of its Nuclear and Environment Strategic Business Unit. A 35 year nuclear veteran, Wright previously led Savannah River National Laboratory, boosting lab revenue by over 35 percent and spearheading the Center for Hydrogen Research. He managed a $2.5 billion portfolio covering decommissioning, waste handling, and safety upgrades at Sellafield. Wright will lead continued nuclear operations and cleanup efforts.
SCE&G asks regulators for a 3.1 percent residential rate increase to raise 74.2 million dollars for the V C Summer Nuclear Station reactor project in Jenkinsville. If approved, the hike becomes effective late November and marks the ninth step in utility charges since 2009. Commercial customers face a 3.0 to 3.3 percent rise. ORS head Dukes Scott says customers have paid over 1 billion dollars toward the 14 billion project.
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