20 000th TRU drum moved to New Mexico
Workers at the Savannah River Site completed the shipment of the 20 000th transuranic drum of waste from South Carolina to New Mexico. The milestone highlights long running nuclear waste disposal efforts and cross state transfers by DOE facilities.
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Moore unveils One South Carolina plan in five-city tour
South Carolina gubernatorial hopeful Tommy Moore outlined his One South Carolina program at an 8 a.m. news conference in Aiken and outlined aims to rebuild the state foundation, strengthen families, and invest in children. He argues for a stronger Department of Commerce, a Jasper port proposal to create 90,000 jobs, and renewed efforts to attract national employers, touring Greer, Columbia, Charleston, and Florence after Aiken.
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Board OKs emergency system funds
The Aiken County School District approved $30,000 from the rent budget to buy AlertNow Rapid Communication Service for county wide parent alerts in major emergencies. Deputy Superintendent Bill Gallman said the system can broadcast messages to all families and be operated remotely, with district noting past incidents including Graniteville and district closures.
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Water purification firm apologizes for misleading Aiken mailers
Lexington based Environmental Progress Inc acknowledges a misstep in its sales approach after leaving water sample bottles and instructions on hundreds of Aiken mailboxes and doorknobs. City officials report numerous concerned calls while the firm vows future outreach will include clear identification.
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Judge amends charges for ex councilman in sex for rent case
Former Aiken County councilman William R. Ferrara 47 of Fox Lea Trail faces trial on amended charges after a preliminary hearing. He was accused of fondling an 11 to 23 year old woman, offering rent relief for sex, exposing himself, and showing obscene photos. The judge altered indecent exposure to private parts in a lewd manner and dismissed the obscenities charge. The victim, who worked cleaning apartments, testified Ferrara grabbed her buttocks and offered money or free rent for sex, including a photo of her bare breasts. Page 17A.
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