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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 06, 2004

Page

7

Senate panel weighs changes to nuclear waste law

A Senate committee considers a measure to redefine high level waste, potentially allowing 34 million gallons at Savannah River to remain in place with grout instead of deep disposal. The move, backed by Sen. Lindsey Graham, aims to cut cleanup costs by 16 billion and shorten timelines, while Idaho and Washington seek state oversight.

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Leaders to meet at SRS for security policy unveiling

National Lab status has long been Graham’s goal for the site. Abraham will hold a 1:30 p.m. press conference at SRTC with dignitaries, after an 11:30 a.m. speech at St Mary Help of Christians Church. The DOE will announce new security policies affecting labs including Livermore, Los Alamos, Sandia, Pantex, Y-12, and facilities in Idaho and Nevada.

Graham Kevin Bishop Abraham SRTC U.S. Department of Energy St. Mary Help of Christians Catholic Church DOE Jim Guisti National Nuclear Security Administration America Lawrence Livermore National Lab California Los Alamos and Sandia National Labs New Mexico Pantex Texas SAS Tennessee Department Idaho Nevada Philip Lord Plord Aikenstandard.com

Accommodations tax funds vary across South Carolina towns

North Augusta collects 3 percent since 1998 with revenue under 50 000 last year used for riverfront and downtown projects. Aiken expects about 265 000 this year for train depot and CAAHAC projects. A 2 percent state tax is shared among 11 districts and has allocations to North Augusta Aiken and Aiken County this year.

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