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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 29, 2000

Page

3

SRS anniversary honors workers and leaders at River Walk

Savannah River Site marks 50 years with remarks from Energy Secretary Bill Richardson and Senator Lindsey Graham. Mayors of Aiken North Augusta and Augusta praise employees and community sacrifice that aided Cold War efforts and nuclear missions. A fireworks finale capped the outdoor ceremony.

Augusta Lindsey Graham Savannah River Riverwalk Bill Richardson SAS Aiken Fred Cavanaugh North Augusta Lark Jones Bob Young Omb Ciity IRA Cavanaugh Washington Department of Energy Graham Dunbarton Ellenton America Richardson Secretary of Energy SRS Nancy Thurmond Florida Clinton White House Congress Scott Webster Greg Rudy Rep Lindsey Graham Planor

Teller speaker shares secrets of first atomic bomb project

Dr. Harold Agnew, a key figure in the Manhattan effort, spoke at the Edward Teller Lecture Series in Augusta. He traced the project from Columbia to Chicago to Los Alamos, recalled the Nagasaki mission, and argued against claims the bomb was unnecessary, noting wartime atrocities and German delays in nuclear progress.

Teller Augusta Pacific Islands Radisson Riverfront America Harold Agnew Edward Teller Fred Davison Citizens For Nuclear Technology Awareness Agnew Denver Columbia University Chicago University of Chicago Enrico Fermi Nagasaki Hiroshima Germany Otto Hahn Fritz Strassman Adolf Hitler Italy Austria Hungary Albert Einstein Leo Szilard Eugene Wigner Los Alamos Japan Los Britain

Energy Secretary Plans In-Depth Atomic Age History Project

Energy Secretary Bill Richardson announced an indepth study of the atomic age to educate the public about the Cold War era. The project titled Glenn T Seaborg Fellowship in Nuclear History will offer a year in Washington with DOE staff and aims for broad scholarly outreach.

Augusta — Energy Sec Bill Richardson Washington, D.C DOE

Savannah River Site marks 50th anniversary celebration

The Savannah River Site celebrated 50 years with about 500 employees gathering in the cafeteria for a breakfast event. Guests included Georgia Governor Roy Barnes and South Carolina Governor Jim Hodges, with remarks from DOE officials on the site's Cold War role and environmental legacy.

Savannah River John Lindsay Westinghouse Savannah Rive Co South Aiken High School Rotc Hunton Georgia Roy Barnes America South Carolina Jim Hodges Hodges State of South Carolina Savannah River Site John Gordon DOE National Nuclear Security Administration

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