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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 03, 2019

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Duncan supports funding nuclear waste management despite GOP hawk label

U S Representative Jeff Duncan defends spending to manage aging nuclear waste, arguing voters will accept investment to safeguard rivers where tanks sit. He cites Savannah River Site on the Savannah River and Oak Ridge on the Tennessee River as examples of where waste should be contained. The plan centers on the Savannah River Remediation contract handling tank cleanup and contents processing at SRS.

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Fluor CEO Seaton steps down after 2019 Q1 results

Fluor announces CEO David Seaton will depart May 1, effective yesterday, ending his tenure since 2011 and board chair since 2012. Interim leadership named. Fluor, tied to Savannah River Site management, posted a $58 million first-quarter loss on $4.19 billion revenue, missing Wall Street expectations. shares plunged but later rose.

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National Day of Prayer observed in Aiken crowd prays for leaders

More than 40 people gathered in front of Aiken City Finance Building on Laurens Street for a National Day of Prayer. Roger Rollins, chair of the local committee, said the event aimed to glorify God and unite denominations while praying for national leadership, law enforcement, officials, businesses, schools, and the community. The gathering, led by Rollins, lasted about an hour and urged prayers for all leaders regardless of personal views.

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