MOX theft case set for May 31 in federal court
A co defendant in a multi million dollar MOX theft case at the Savannah River Site is due in Columbia federal court May 31 for pretrial conferences. Aaron Vennetron of Hamilton pleaded not guilty in a 16 count indictment charging conspiracy to commit wire fraud and theft of government funds related to false invoices. Phillip Thompson of Augusta has pleaded guilty to the scheme, which prosecutors say defrauded the government of more than 4 million dollars over three years.
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Aaron Vennetron
Hamilton
MOX
Vennefron
U.S. District Courthouse
Columbia
Phillip Thompson
Augusta
Georgia
Thompson
Moxx
Vennetton
AV Security
Ohio
Commerce chief: Economic development as a contact sport
South Carolina commerce secretary Bobby Hitt told Edgefield industry leaders that the state's shift from textiles to automotive and other key sectors is a daily, contact sport. He cited 100,000+ new jobs, $27 billion in capital investment, and the state’s GDP driven by tourism and autos, with rural areas highlighted for growth and infrastructure needs.
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Edgefield
South Carolina
Commerce
Department
Bobby Hitt
BMW
Hitt
Department of Commerce
Strom Thurmond High School
Commerce Secretary
Nikki Haley
S.C
Williams
Edgefield County
Bondex
Christina Cleveland
S.C. Secretary of Commerce
Economic Development Partnership
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U.S
J. Michelle Childs
Coordinating Council For Workforce Development
Will Williams
Aiken
Saluda
Bill Clyburn
D-Aiken
Center
Shane Massey
R-Edgefield
Edgefield County Council
Aiken Communications Inc
Rutland Drive
Aiken, S.C
Rhonda Overbey
Roverbey
Aikenstandard
Michael Smith
Daikenstandard.com
Diane Daniell
Aikenstandard.com
Laura Tiedman
Stiedman
Dennis Hemme
Dhemme
Aiken Standard
AikenaSae
Aiea Ek
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Eeoicpa
N. Main Street
New Ellenton
HibbittsDrug.com