Congress funds SRS MOX project through Dec 11
Congress approved a continuing resolution to fund federal programs through December 11, guaranteeing MOX construction at Savannah River Site while plans for FY2015 funding are reviewed. The measure avoids a new government shutdown and follows prior furloughs at Savannah River Remediation and Wackenhut Services.
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Area Deaths Alma Price Chevrier and Others
Obituary brief lists Alma Olive Price Chevrier of Williston Garnell Herron Napier of Aiken and Thomas Allen Carroll of Aiken among recent area deaths with funeral notices and service details typical of local classifieds.
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Dallas hospital confirms first Ebola case in U.S.
A Dallas hospital confirmed the first case of Ebola in the United States. The patient is identified as a male who traveled from West Africa and sought treatment after developing fever and symptoms consistent with Ebola. Health officials initiated containment and monitoring measures with federal guidance.
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Man Faces Breast Cancer As Awareness Month Begins
Lorin Ross recalls being told he had breast cancer more than 11 years ago and urges men to recognize they are not immune. He first noticed his left nipple inverting in March 2003, prompting tests and questions as doctors confirmed the diagnosis.
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Famous men with breast cancer raise awareness
The article notes that breast cancer affects men too and cites Richard Roundtree, famed for Shaft and Roots, diagnosed in 1993. He underwent a radical mastectomy and chemotherapy and, at 72, says he was lucky to seek help early before its spread.
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New DUI law requires ignition interlock devices
Emma’s Law takes effect today, mandating first time DUI offenders with a BAC of .15 or higher to install ignition interlock devices for six months. Devices prevent engine start if BAC exceeds .02, shifting requirements from only repeat offenders. In Aiken County, 48 residents already use interlocks, while 2012 DUI dispositions in the city numbered 179.
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