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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 16, 2007

Page

2

MOX opponents gain 60 day window for hearings in SC

The 60 day period to request a public hearing on the MOX fuel facility at the Savannah River Site opens today. Activists led by WAND and allies expect to seek hearings, while a 44 organization coalition urged Congress to drop MOX. NRC will host an April 12 meeting in Aiken to explain adjudicatory hearing rights.

Savannah River Bobbie Paul Atlanta Women’s Actions WAND Paul Greenpeace The Blue Ridge Environmental Defense League Congress South Carolina Atlanta Savannah Spartanburg Mal McKibben Citizens For Nuclear Awareness Technology Nuclear Regulatory Commission NRC Aiken

Public debate grows on MOX facility at Savannah River Site

Readers invited to comment on the proposed Mixed Oxide facility as NRC continues licensing after 2007 funding. Shaw Areva MOX Services filed for the operating license last fall for a DOE NNSA owned plant to convert weapons grade plutonium into MOX fuel to generate electricity in commercial reactors. Citizens, officials and groups across South Carolina and neighboring regions are expected to voice opinions in upcoming discussions.

NRC Shaw Areva Mox Services Duke, Cogema, Stone & Webster Savannah Department of Energy National Nuclear Security Administration Josh Voorhees Jvoorhees Aikenstandard.com

Book Collecting 101 guides local readers on valuing rare books

Local readers learned how to assess collectible books at the Nancy Carson Library. Experts John and Maureen Lee, Nancy Pitts, and Ron Bridwell explained factors driving value such as first editions, condition, provenance, and care. They demonstrated using abebooks to gauge market prices and urged cataloging references and careful handling.

North Augusta Columbia John Maureen Lee Lee Nancy Pitts Southern Exposure Ron Bridwell Bridwell Books Nancy Carson Antiquarian Book Dealers’ Association of South Carolina John Lee Appalachia Bridwell Pitts Abebooks.com Abebooks Nancy Carson Library Suzanne Stone Sstone Aikenstandard Book Collecting 101

Center for African American History in Aiken under exterior Phase

Construction on the Center for African American History Art and Culture’s exterior continues with roof work and porch restoration. Wade Brodie of Aiken Corporation says exterior work should finish in one to two months as funds allow, with total cost around 1.4 million and completion targeted for June 2008 if funding remains steady.

Wade Brodie Aiken Corporation Brodie Aiken County Africa April Bailey Center For

Curiosity Shop hosts St Patrick's Day downtown party

The Curiosity Shop in Richland Avenue hosts a St Patrick's Day morning event with piper opening at 10 a.m. and live music by Thomas Cuny. A Wearin' O The Green sidewalk procession starts at 10:30, Augusta Irish Dancers perform at 1 p.m., and a Leprechaun Treasure Hunt for kids 6 and under occurs at noon.

Curiosity Shop Richland Avenue Thomas Cuny Augusta Emerald Isle St. Pat's St. John’s United Methodist Church British Isles Europe India Asia The Suzanne Stone Sstone Aikenstandard

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MOX Aiken, S.C South Carolina Doug Slaughter Stephen Hale Abailey St. Pat’s Jahna Melissa Dean Jonathan James Joshua Josiah Calhoon Piper Tom Cuny Rose Hill Old Aiken Greenville St. NW Aiken, SC
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