DOE and NNSA letters outline MOX end at Savannah River Site
Federal officials reveal plan to end the MOX facility at Savannah River by moving to dilute and dispose of plutonium. Energy Secretary Perry sent a waiver to defense committees and to Sen Deb Fischer confirming the shift, citing cost savings and a new timeline. The plan targets South Carolina disposal and storage changes with WIPP involvement, amid state legal pressure over delays.
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County action may save old hospital
Aiken County Council approved a second reading to sell the historic Aiken Hospital site. The 7-1 vote names Bryan Haltermann of Haltermann Partners Inc as buyer, with plans to renovate the brick structure on 933 acres.
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Aiken Scouts Erect Civic Sign Near Airport
Cameron Fisher of Troop 118 leads a long term service project to build and place a large sign off U S 1 near Aiken Municipal Airport. The sign promotes local civic groups Sertoma Knights of Columbus Lions Masons Jaycees Rotary and the Marine Corps League with space for future additions managed by Sunrise Rotary. Fisher aims for Eagle Scout rank while his supporters include Allegra and teachers and community leaders like Thomas Baker.
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John McCurtrie
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North Korea Cancels High-Level Talk Amid Rhetoric On Summit
North Korea canceled a planned high level meeting with South Korea and warned it may scrap the June summit with President Trump over ongoing U S South Korea military drills described as invasion rehearsals The move follows a day of tense diplomacy as both Koreas prepared to discuss reducing border tensions in a border village meeting and to resume Red Cross talks and family reunions.
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