SRS pushes hydrogen energy research to replace fossil fuels
The Savannah River Site launches a three year study led by SRTC to assess hydrogen as a fuel using reactor heat to split water. Partners USC USC Department of Chemical Engineering General Atomics Energy Nuclear and consultants join USC will develop an economic model while Entergy Nuclear validates design and costs. Funding totals 1.35 million over three years from the Nuclear Energy Research Initiative with 440000 in year one.
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Savannah River
Savannah River Technology Center
SRTC
University of South Carolina Department of Chemical Engineering
General Atomics and Energy Nuclear
Department of Energy
Nuclear Energy Research Initiative
William Summers
Hydrogen Technology Laboratory
Summers
Augusta
USC
General Atomics
Entergy Nuclear
Ordinance on commercial parking in residential areas could be changed
City officials consider amendments to curb overnight commercial vehicle parking in residential areas following a Crosland Park case with a Frito Lay truck. Proposals raise weight limits and placement rules to accommodate workers like plumbers while balancing neighborhood concerns.
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John Wade
Aiken
Roger LeDuc
Crosland Park
Frito-Lay
Lengua
LeDuc
Wade
Pat Canning
Debbie Nix
Southern Plumbing & Electrcal
Nix
Murder Case Reaches Breakthrough After Eight Years
In the Jewish cemetery area a long unsolved murder case in October eight years ago has a new break. Chief Investigator Dwayne Courtney says a witness who was 17 at the time came forward with information. The motive was money and Pollin family members express relief and gratitude.
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Dwayne Courtney
Diane Pollin
Pollin
Da’shon Pollin
Da'shon
Mr. Courtney
Courtney
Courtey
Travelers in North Augusta debate Toogood arrest impact
North Augusta residents and police weigh the arrest of Toogood amid discussions of Travelers and their community. Some fear publicity harms a tight knit society, while others cite fraud cases and ongoing local issues. Residents differ on crime levels and behavior, noting both hardworking members and lawbreakers.
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Toogood
Mike
Mikey Boy” Sherlock
Ripley
Sherlock
North Augusta
Lee Wetherington
The
Aiken Standard
History of Savannah River Site Fifty Celebrates Cold War Efforts
A 1950 to 2000 history book honors those who helped America win the Cold War. Work began in 1997 with writers starting in 1999 and a planned release around Nov 28, 2000, the 50th anniversary. The Savannah River Site history, "Savannah River Site at Fifty," costs $65 and is available through the Government Printing Office and US Government Bookstore in Atlanta. A CD-ROM edition is available via the DOE SA Office of External Affairs.
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SRS
America
Allison
Reed
du Pont
Savannah River
Government Printing Office
Gov.gov
First Union Plaza
Peachtree St
N.C
Atlanta
Doe-Sa Office of External Affairs
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Daily Star
Wfter
Paradise
Citystaf
Council
Planning Commission
Scott Webster
Da'shon Polin
Christopher Alonzo Polin
Christopher
Kawana Pontoo
Kinne
Staan
Wetherington
Belvedere Elementary
Jim “Penn” Sherlock
Murphy Village
Katy
CSRA
Centre South
Wilmington
Del
Trent
Whiskey Rd
Cathy Scho
Dane
Rin Tan
Greenville St
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