GAO Faults NNSA MOX Handling at Savannah River Site
The GAO report criticizes NNSA guidance and cost estimates for the Savannah River Site MOX facility and the Waste Solidification Building, citing ongoing funding troubles and a history of cost overruns. The MOX program employs about 1,400 workers and is tied to a Russia nuclear materials disposition treaty. DOE estimates the program life cycle could exceed 30 billion dollars, with prior GAO findings of overrun. The report highlights a pattern of mismanagement since 1990 and ongoing high risk for fraud, waste, and mismanagement in major DOE contracts.
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Area Deaths List Promptly Acknowledges Six Names
Obituary notice lists six deceased individuals from South Carolina towns, including B Henderson Johnson Jr in Aiken, Helen Marshall in Greenwood, James Thomas Tomac in Aiken, Mike Smith in Bath, Robert J. Sexton in Augusta, and Willie Mae Rouse in New Ellenton, with a brief “Deaths and Funerals” tag for page 6A.
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Weather Forecast For Five Days
The forecast calls for sunny skies with a high around 55 and a low near 29. Five day outlook emphasizes clear days, cool nights, and light winds with no precipitation expected.
Local hands serve up Thanksgiving dinner for Markcus
Markcus Thomas turns eight as Salvation Army dining room volunteers dish Thanksgiving trimmings to the community. Surrounded by neighbors and friends, he says he is thankful for God on his birthday while enjoying pumpkin pie.
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Thanksgiving dinner serves nearly 300 at Salvation Army
A Thanksgiving lunch at the Salvation Army on Gayle Avenue draws about 300 attendees annually, contrasting with its everyday soup kitchen that serves 80 to 100. The Aiken Standard poses readers a question about what they’re thankful for as stores open on Thanksgiving and others debate extra pay for holiday retail work.
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