Nuclear pit plant plan faces high costs and political hurdles
Graham notes a possible four billion dollar price tag and yearly running costs around two hundred million for a plutonium pit plant at SRS to convert pits into mixed oxide fuel. Greenpeace and critics say the DOE lacks justification while supporters cite modernization and bunker buster goals amid congressional opposition.
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Isabel Threatens South Carolina Coastal Area
South Carolina braces for Isabel as motorists endure hourslong delays on I-26 between Charleston and Columbia. Gov. Mark Sanford urges residents to monitor the storm, noting shelters and law enforcement are ready while National Guard strain and interstate troop sharing may pose weaknesses.
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SRS head attorney Shine dies at 53 in South Carolina
Joseph Daw Shine, a pioneering African American graduate of The Citadel and former attorney for the State Budget and Control Board, collapsed and died at the Savannah River Site near Aiken. Colleagues remembered his strength, courtesy, and coaching leadership while noting his legal work and public service.
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Aiken remembers 9 11 with bells and school rally
Residents at the Public Safety facility paused Thursday to remember the September 11 victims two years later. Students carried flags while Lakeyta Massie and Matthew Stone spoke of the tragedy. Public Safety Chief Frommer and Mayor Cavanaugh urged unity and resilience as the Marine Corps League laid a wreath.
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