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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 09, 1996

Page

3

Construction Permits Rise in Aiken City and County

Aiken City reports January to March activity with 28, 21, and 41 permits totaling $2.145 million $972 thousand and $2.134 million respectively, including specified residential and commercial permits. County permits show January 66 February 94 and March 75 with values of $3.967 million $3.856 million and $2.897 million, including numerous residential and commercial projects.

Aiken County of Aiken

Subcommittee Allocations Aim to Boost Savannah River Projects

United sources discuss budgetary limits for subcommittees and expect early allocations. The Savannah River Environmental Management Defense Programs panel is hoped to perform better than last year, enabling near term progress on initial efforts.

Savannah River

Budget clash over SRS funding and DOE cuts

The National Security Committee backs an authorization $165 million above the president's budget, signaling stabilizing SRS functions while Republicans use double speak on energy policy. Grahamsaid Republicans seek to cut the gas tax by slashing DOE funding, arguing Clinton proposes more funding than Congress endorses.

National Security Committee Graham Congress Washington Post DOE Clinton Department of Energy Republican Congress

Cleanup of five acres closes burial ground site

Groundwater cleanup begins after a five acre burial ground closure at the A and M Areas. Since 1983, air strippers have removed over 300 000 pounds of solvents from water while soil vapor extraction has removed more than 39 000 pounds. DOE officials tout blended technologies as essential to progress in the Savannah River cleanup program.

SRS Chris Bergren WSRC Looney DOE Brian Looney Savannah River Technology Center

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