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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 2015
Page
1
The PACE Conference at the Aiken Municipal Building gathered over 175 attendees from more than 30 law enforcement agencies. Speakers emphasized partnership between police and communities to foster safer cities and real community change.
SRS associate deputy manager Thomas Johnson Jr warns that without adequate funding by December 11, the Savannah River Site could scale back staffing and project work despite a current stop-gap spending bill. Chamber advocates lobbied in Washington to secure a long-term budget.
A short item notes that funds for MOX remain in the latest defense bill. It outlines implications for project funding and mentions congressional decision making and budget language affecting energy and defense priorities.
Lucius Hatcher obituary listed among Aiken area deaths with funeral details and services planned this week. Neighbors and family noted his contributions and longtime residence in the community.
The forecast calls for cloudy skies with a high near 77 degrees and a low around 67. The five day outlook shows continued cloud cover with warm daytime temperatures and mild nights across the period.
In Rock Hill at Winthrop University Sanders and OMalley challenge Clinton’s front-runner status during a Democratic presidential forum. They frame themselves as liberal standard-bearers in interviews with Maddow, stressing campaign finance reform and foreign policy.
Two candidates with steady spots in prime time polls Chris Christie and Mike Huckabee were moved to next weeks undercard event in Milwaukee’s GOP contest. George Pataki and Lindsey Graham miss Tuesday’s Fox Business Network debates, sparking accusations of media bias and poll-based gatekeeping ahead of Veterans Day remarks.
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