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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 24, 2007
Page
1
A Lexington woman was killed in a single vehicle collision on an interstate early Wednesday. She was thought to be en route to Bush Field near Augusta and employed in the airline industry.
A Walmart volunteer helps first graders from Ruby Taylor's class explore a sky blue 1930 Model A Ford in front of School Wednesday. The event appears in a local classroom feature with wreaths and funeral notices listed on the page.
The Aiken Foxhounds prepare for their first home game at Roberto Hernandez Stadium against the Anderson Joes with a pregame celebration. Doors open early, first 1000 fans get commemorative tickets, and a fireworks show follows the final out.
Alton Smith of South C Fresh Market in Johnston displays baskets of locally grown peaches at the Farmers Market, noting crops were damaged by unseasonably warm spells and April freezes, making the fruit scarce and costly this year. The scene reflects scarce sweet peaches in the area with only a few vendors offering them.
A House subcommittee approved 168 million dollars in MOX funding for Savannah River Site. The move raises the likelihood of breaking ground on the proposed MOX fuel facility in August, although total 2008 funding remains under the DOE request. Representative John Spratt praised the decision as a positive sign amid prior opposition from key lawmakers.
DOE officials informed two congressional subcommittees at the last minute on Wednesday that funding for the Savannah River Ecology Laboratory would not be provided as requested. A department spokesperson said the response letter was sent the same day, detailing information about the cooperative agreement signed previously.
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