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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 16, 2004

Page

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Aiken woman charged with three counts of child neglect

Yolanda West twenty four of Aldrich Street was arrested Monday on three felony counts of unlawful neglect of a child after police found three young children left alone in a squalid Crosland Park home. Children aged six four and two were placed in DSS custody. West faces up to ten years per count if convicted.

Aiken Yolanda West Aldrich St Aiken County West DSS

Rice to Succeed Powell as Secretary of State

President Bush selects Condoleezza Rice, long time national security adviser, to replace Colin Powell as secretary of state. Powell resigns amid a cabinet shakeup that also sees Education Secretary Rod Paige, Agriculture's Ann Veneman, and Energy's Spencer Abraham depart. Rice brings a hard line stance and Stanford background to the job as Hadley expected to take her White House post. Powell says he will retire after a brief transition period.

Washington Bush Condoleezza Rice Sec Colin Powell Powell Iraq Rice White House Education Rod Paige Agriculture Ann Veneman Energy Spencer Abraham Veneman Stephen Hadley Commerce Don Evans John Ashcroft National Security Council Stanford University California Condoleeza Rice Abraham George W. Bush National Security Donald Evans

Abraham leaves mark as Savannah River Lab gains national status

Former Energy Secretary Spencer Abraham designated the Savannah River National Laboratory as the 12th national lab amid bipartisan pressure highlighting its 50 years of defense work. His resignation joins a Cabinet shake up that includes Powell Veneman Paige and others, with Rice expected to replace Powell. SRS observers worry about future missions before a new secretary is in place.

Secretary of Energy Spencer Abraham Savannah River Technology Center Abraham Savannah River National Laboratory Washington, D.C Lindsey Graham R-S.c Gresham Barrett Kant Savannah River Citizens For Nuclear Technology Mal McKibben

SRS fined $1 Million Over July 26 Fatality

The primary contractor at Savannah River Site faces a $1 million penalty for failures to communicate safety procedures before a July 26, 2004, fatality involving heavy equipment. DOE Savannah River Manager Jeffrey Allison announced the fee reduction as a result of identified weaknesses in safety management.

Savannah River SRS U.S. Department of Energy Jeffrey Allison

Dominican educator forms bond with U.S. students

Ercilia Peralta, principal from San Matias School in Santana Bani, Dominican Republic, visits Redcliffe Elementary in Beech Island to connect students. She thanks partners Cathy Martin and the Aiken County district for supporting international links and the idea that children have “brothers and sisters” across oceans.

Beech Island Ercilia Peralta Redcliffe Dominican Republic Peralta States Aiken-Augusta Cathy Martin Aiken County Martin San Matias Santana Bani

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