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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 2014
Page
14
CB&I AREVA MOX Services issues a letter to the NRC stating that the authorization for construction operates like a long term license, allowing continued construction under the current NRC license without a commitment on duration or residency, and clarifies the scope of work for the MOX facility.
Derrek Asberry reports on MOX Services risking a 2015 construction standstill as NRC may deny an extension. The weapon plutonium disposal project, tied to a Russia nonproliferation deal, is over 60 percent complete yet could freeze if funding and long term support falter. The Energy Dept pegs costs at 30 billion while AREVA cites 17 billion. Congress has not passed a federal budget and must act by December 11.
Holland urged voters to update registration before voting to avoid delays and to obtain a photo voter registration card if lacking ID by providing date of birth and last four Social Security digits. She encouraged checking polling places, sample ballots, and constitutional amendments including the Aiken County School Board question online at scvotes.org.
Jabril McKevie helps prepare for final tabulation of the South Carolina primary runoff at the Aiken County Government Center. Voters will see candidates for governor and other statewide and local offices, with sample ballots and three constitutional questions online. Absentee voting continues at the Registration and Elections Office, hours set. contact numbers provided. Maayan Schechter reports local government news.
Craig Spencer, a 33 year old Doctors Without Borders physician, tested preliminary positive for Ebola after returning from Guinea. He was admitted to Bellevue Hospital in Manhattan and placed in an isolation ward. A CDC confirmatory test is pending while officials confirm the case. The incident marks the fourth U.S. Ebola case and the first in New York City.
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