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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 2008
Page
1
A pregnant teller was shot during a bank robbery in Indianapolis and lost her twins. Police continue to investigate as the site directs viewers to video coverage.
Oil prices push toward 120 as traders watch supply fears and demand rebound. Analysts warn the rally could extend beyond 120 if geopolitical tensions persist and inventories tighten.
Obituary notice lists deaths of Tony Allen Grier of Jacksonville Florida Mary Elmore Staley of Augusta Georgia Jessie Thurmond Sr of Blackville and Alken with funeral details and ages where provided.
URS Washington Division loses bid to retain the Savannah River Site M O contract to Savannah River Nuclear Solutions SRNS receives a Notice to Proceed from DOE and will begin operational transition SRNS is a five company consortium led by Fluor Corporation and plans to start the transition immediately with SANS taking over mid summer
Victoria Jacks volunteered at Aiken High School for the Area 15 Special Olympics joining eighth grader Martin Cockrel as his buddy in the Young Athletes program. Martin enjoyed bubbles as Victoria guided him, showing that despite being labeled special, participants share common interests. The event drew hundreds of athletes with a parade of schools and Tri-Development groups, and a first time spirit award was presented.
Margaret D. Stephens, 41, of Aiken, offered an undercover investigator $2000 to murder her husband and make it look like an accident. She was arrested Thursday in the Save-A-Lot lot after agreeing to meet. If convicted, she faces up to 10 years in prison and is detained in the Aiken County jail.
Detectives suspect foul play in the death of Kennedy Middle School teacher Ann Fox Smith, 47, whose body was found Friday afternoon inside her Whitney Drive home. Coroner Tim Carlton said the death appears suspicious though no weapon or exact cause is released, and coworkers reported she had not come to work.
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