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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 2006
Page
1
Rosie Berry, 28, and others prepare as the South Carolina Golf Association State Amateur starts Thursday at Palmetto Golf Club. It marks the first time the event, now in its 75th year, is held at the local course.
Area obituaries note the passing of Terence Wayne Terry Micnaet and John Mike Rushton Sr with funeral arrangements announced. Jossion Deaths and Funerals staff are handling service details for families in the 6A area.
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SRT officers used tear gas to extract 18 year old Ashton Wonee Simpkins from a Greenville Street residence after almost two hours of negotiations. Simpkins faced strong arm robbery and second degree lynching charges. Angela M. Marshall was seized earlier the same day. Police reported no injuries.
A design partnership tours the Clearwater Finishing Plant and Seminole Mill to gather data for a four year redevelopment plan. Architects and professionals will study and engage the community over the next year to revive the 80 acre site as part of South Carolina’s design initiative. The effort involves the SC Chapter of the AIA and JHS Architects amid a statewide 150 year anniversary push.
Ayer, a North Augusta resident, suspects a faulty Type 12 gas meter from American Meter Company nearly cost her life during a 2005 ice storm. The Public Service Commission notes about 108,000 Type 12 meters operate for 30 plus utilities across South Carolina, with risky installations often exposed to rain and freezing conditions.
A dangerous heat wave hit the eastern half of the nation bringing 100 plus temperatures in Chicago and New York. Cities faced power outages and evacuations while officials warned of continuing heat through Wednesday and Thursday.
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