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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 2013
Page
1
Part 2 of 3 in a series outlines SC officials at local state and federal levels pushing for Savannah River Site funds. Gov. Nikki Haley and other legislators discuss plans as the SRS runs on temporary financing and seeks broader support. Reports on federal legislators follow.
Gov Nikki Haley notes progress at the Savannah River Site and other cleanups while referencing a Sept 6 letter to Energy Secretary Ernest Moniz. She says the administration reduced SRS funding in response to cooperation with the DOE and its predecessor.
U S Senator Haley cites SRS job cuts surpassing 1 000 with potential 1 500 more by future years and notes a possible $150 million penalty from the Department of Health and Environmental Control if milestones at the Site are unmet Haley seeks a partner role with the federal government to support the site and funding efforts alongside rival Sen Vincent Sheheen with further coverage on SRS.
Worded contest notice offers readers a chance to win tickets to the Clemson Carolina game due next Monday. Area deaths list several obituaries from Aiken North Augusta and Columbia with funeral notices for James C Mayenschein Marlon J Carson Lib Shockley Tumblin Robert Weathersbee Roger Jackson and Richard Anderson.
The forecast calls for bright conditions with mild days and cool nights. Daytime highs reach the mid teens to low twenties while overnight lows dip into the teens. A gentle breeze and dry skies are expected with no precipitation in sight.
John Osteen invites residents to his property for an annual open house featuring a log cabin barn smokehouse privy syrup mill schoolhouse and a Confederate museum. He recites a decade old poem about cherished memories and the path back is like walking through fields of his mind.
Aiken County is one of four South Carolina counties operating the Intensive Intake Services pilot with the Department of Juvenile Justice. The program provides comprehensive assessments to identify interventions and supports, with weekly home or school visits and a 90 day plan, aiming to avoid court proceedings for nonviolent youths.
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