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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 18, 2019

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DOE reveals surplus SRS plutonium amount unit 12 metric tons

DOE and NNSA officials disclosed roughly 12 metric tons of surplus plutonium stored at the Savannah River Site. The figure includes material from the shuttered MOX and ongoing downblending efforts, with 6 metric tons to be downblended separately from 34 metric tons designated for disposal.

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Graham warns Iran will lose if war starts

U S Sen Lindsey Graham says Iran would lose a war if it attacks the United States while urging firmness in the Middle East. He notes moving military assets including an aircraft carrier and accuses Iran of destabilizing the region, saying the president does not want war but will hold Iran accountable. He cites rivals like North Korea and Venezuela and calls Iran’s threats a hostile act.

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Clearwater lawmaker Ronnie Young awarded Order of the Palmetto

Ronnie Young of Clearwater received South Carolina’s highest civilian honor, the Order of the Palmetto, at an emotional ceremony in his home as he battles pancreatic and liver cancer. Speaker Jay Lucas presented the award on behalf of Gov. Henry McMaster, with praise for Young’s decades of public service and education reform efforts.

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