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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 2007
Page
1
The Aiken Standard offers Standard PM a free 5 pm weekday news summary downloadable at www.aikenstandard.com. It consolidates the day’s news into a compact document for readers before the morning edition.
Student groups gather donations in the Student Activity Center from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Monday through Friday to support the Hokie Spirit Memorial Fund. As details of Cho’s life emerge, experts analyze his videotaped rant, framing the case as a textbook school shooter scenario.
Obituary brief lists Julia Curry Emmette Langford Gunter John LaFayette Ingram and Terry T Parcel among local names. Readers in Philadelphia Graniteville Williston Warrenville area are noted. No further details provided.
North Augusta Public Safety arrested a 14 year old North Augusta Middle School student after a threat claiming Virginia Tech. Police recovered a cellphone image showing the student with a shotgun like object and the threat. No lockdown was implemented and officials said students were not in danger.
Savannah River Ecology Laboratory ecologists Tony Mills and Whit Gibbons assisted Animal Planet on Kiawah Island for a six part series. They located wildlife habitats and helped film animals from rattlesnakes to bobcats and black diamond terrapins. The project highlights the emergence from winter slumber with nest and cave footage.
The Washington Savannah River Company plans a voluntary workforce restructuring that could reduce about 500 positions to align with new missions. WSRC president Leo Sain and spokesperson Dean Campbell describe the program as fully voluntary with no involuntary components and note details will follow in coming days.
About 70 residents gathered at St James Lutheran Church to hear an update on forming Graniteville Vaucluse Warrenville as a new city. The meeting discussed boundaries and the path to placing an incorporation question on a future regional ballot amid disputes with nearby municipalities and the City of Aiken.
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