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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 2007
Page
1
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A NASA contract worker carried a gun into a John F. Kennedy Space Center office Friday and killed a hostage before taking his own life, police said.
Max Gardener Harrington and Mary Townsend Nyland are noted in Asheville North Carolina as deceased with funeral arrangements announced in the local notices. The brief entry records the names and location, indicating community obituary notices within the 6A area.
City officials, led by Mayor Fred Cavanaugh on the Windham Stage, opened the Earth Day event as Mead Hall Elementary students led the Pledge of Allegiance. Cavanaugh urged litter reduction and ingraining care for the Earth in both kids and adults. Ryan Lesesne announced the theme with a litter control pop quiz during the ceremony.
Aiken couple lose most household items to a burglary at a storage facility. Padlocks were cut and antiques including family heirlooms over 125 years old were taken. Sheriff Hunt notes rising break-ins and urges renters to inspect units. couple don’t know when the theft occurred.
Fred Layman, new owner of North Augusta Golf and Country Club, faced members with questions about recovery after the clubhouse was destroyed in an early Monday fire. Layman outlined a recovery plan at a Friday meeting with his executive team.
Students at the University of South Carolina Aiken held a Relay For Life event on the USCA quad from noon to midnight to raise funds for the American Cancer Society. The drive aims for $10,000 with 14 teams of at least 10 members each, after early planning started in February.
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