State AG says SC could not join multi state lottery
South Carolina cannot legally participate in multistate lottery games unless the constitution is amended, Attorney General Charlie Condon said Monday in an opinion prepared for five Greenville County Republican House members. The ruling notes the games would violate the new constitution's lottery amendment.
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Mideast Violence Tests Support for Bush War
Violence in the Mideast threatens to erode Arab backing for President Bush’s antiterrorism effort and stiffens resistance to US plans in Iraq. The article notes the Arab summit could determine the White House regional strategy and the fate of Israeli Palestinian diplomacy.
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Obituary notices from Aiken readers list five deaths
A death notices column from Aiken lists five individuals: Jonnie Burton, Johnston Philip Eidson known as Tip Eidson, Saley Frank E. Herndon Sr., Mamie Roxbury Roscoe, and Mamie Roxbury Roscoe. The brief obituary notes provide standard memorial details for these local residents.
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Tip’ Eidson, Saley
Frank E. Herndon Sr
Aiken
Mamie Roxbury
Roscoe, Aiken
DOE to build plant for plutonium trigger production
The Energy Department launches a plan to create a factory for plutonium triggers used in U.S. nuclear weapons, with a 15 year timeline and initial site short list including Los Alamos and Savannah River. The project will leverage work at Los Alamos where pits are being rebuilt after Rocky Flats closure in 1989.
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National ‘Nuclear Security Administration
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Beckner
Los Alamos National Laboratory
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Aiken
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Los Alamos
Rocky Flats
Denver
Energy
Confused American Boys Spotlight at Rotary Meeting
Educator Rev. Russell Ingersoll of Christ School Arden NC argued that boys face a crisis in values and identity. He urged nurturing the caring and spiritual side of young males, warning that posturing toughness harms communities.
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Christ School
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Aiken City approves loans for Newberry Street offices and playhouse
The Aiken City Council passed a pair of loans at a public hearing Monday, including 3.5 million for Newberry Street office space occupied by Washington Government Corp and 935 thousand to finish and equip the playhouse building. Absent council member Lessie Price abstained on the loan final reading. Amendments set interest on the 3.5 million loan between 5 and 7.5 percent, with interest covering the 935 thousand loan, and the action followed a previous joint session with Aiken Corp on economic development.
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Father to End 50 Year SRS Mission by Wayne Filmon
Loy Filmon started the Purex process at SRS in February 1955 to separate uranium and plutonium. This week his son Wayne, an operator for 12 years, will shut down the F-area Purex line permanently after a 24 hour run, ending a half century of operation.
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Bush to campaign for Graham in South Carolina
President Bush plans a Wednesday fundraiser of about 1 million dollars for Rep. Lindsey Graham of South Carolina who backed John McCain in 2000. Bush also aims to raise roughly 1.4 million for Saxby Chambliss in Georgia as he campaigns to regain Senate control. He will then travel to Texas for Easter weekend.
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Texas
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