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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 19, 2004

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Pregnant Augusta nurse found murdered in Edgefield County

Tamara Dunstan a 29 year old pediatric nurse three months pregnant was found buried in a shallow grave in Sumter National Forest after being abducted during a burglary. Ronald Burke 25 former boyfriend of the victim's sister was arrested and charged with murder and kidnapping after leading authorities to the body. The case remains under autopsy review.

Augusta Edgefield Ronald Francis Burke Wrightsboro Road Tamara Dunstan Quail Run Road Sumter National Forest Richmond County Sheriff’s Department Burke Dunstan Aiken Regional Medical Centers David Cundey Danny Craig Edgefield County Adel Dobey

Aiken Driving Club Hosts Spring Pleasure Show at Black Forest

Marianne Berst towed her horse and buggy to Banks Mill Road as Aiken Driving Club wrapped its Spring Pleasure Show at Black Forest Equestrian Center. President Mel Goble praised a smooth weekend, ample 500 acre grounds, easy parking, and out-of-town stables with hopes to return next year as about 100 spectators attended over two days.

Aiken Driving Club Marianne Berst Wagener Berst Corbett Middle School Black Forest Banks Mill Road Mel Goble Goble

Surviving Against Odds The Offer’s Second Chance

Offer, son of Belmont winner Conquistador Cielo, battled leg injuries and lameness after arriving in Aiken for training. Local trainer Steward Leadley Brown and Barbara Dane fostered the spirited colt, nicknamed Sidney, as they helped him persevere toward recovery and survival.

Offer Lexington Conquistador Cielo Aiken Steward Leadley-Brown Sidney Sid Viscious Leadley-Brown Barbara Dane

Bremer Says Iraq Won't Be Ready for Handover

L Paul Bremer, top U S administrator in Iraq, warned Sunday that Iraqi security forces will not be ready to protect the country from insurgents by the June 30 power handover. His blunt assessment underscores the case for a continued heavy U S troop presence after an Iraqi government takes over. The comments come amid a weekend of renewed fighting and push April U S troop deaths to 99.

Baghdad Iraq U.S L. Paul Bremer

Spain withdraws from Iraq under new prime minister

The report notes Spain plans an abrupt pullout from Iraq under its new prime minister while military officials acknowledge Iraqi forces will struggle to take over security duties. Bremer cites the month as exposing deep problems in Iraqi security forces amid ongoing fighting.

Spain Iraq

Weeklong tribute honors unsung medical laboratory heroes

Aiken Regional Medical Center marks National Medical Laboratory Week recognizing 65 medical technologists in its laboratory. Lab manager Terri Arrington notes the staff provide quick, accurate test results for physicians and patients, highlighting the profession’s value.

Ginny Southworth Pat Radford Aiken Rcal Laboratory Radford Aiken Regional Medical Center Terri Arrington National Medical Laboratory

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