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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 2009
Page
1
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State School Superintendent Dr. Jim Rex toured the Youth Challenge campus Monday to see the impact on many youths lives while the concession stand suffered heavy damage and the press box was destroyed in the same facility.
Friedel Ransenberg, a German Jewish survivor, recalls his near four year persecution and a perilous escape after being tattooed with serial number 105012 at Auschwitz. He describes family tragedy at Birkenau, early life in Wenneman, and loss from ghetto and camp conditions.
The Aiken City Council and nearby residents backed a rezoning along Silver Bluff Road, moving toward changing 1.64 acres across from Hamilton Drive from multifamily to general business. This was the first of two votes, following a February denial.
Two Republican lawmakers demand details from DOE and WSRC after a 2007 audit found accounting discrepancies. They seek names of DOE personnel involved, corrective actions, and a formal response by April 13. The probe questions oversight of contracts at Savannah River Site and whether URS led self audits violated by the audit team.
After a devastating tornado struck Silver Bluff Beech Island and New Ellenton, Bobby Coleman expressed thanks for his family’s safety and meals from the Aiken County Salvation Army. The disaster left homes damaged, with ongoing Red Cross shelter reopens and crews distributing tarps and meals.
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