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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 2007
Page
1
A Great Dane bumped a loaded pistol from a table causing the weapon to discharge and injure the owner. The incident is referenced in a video guide on the Aiken Standard site with a prompt to search for the videos.
A historic York Street site reopens as Reid's grocery store amid a revamp. A Columbia zoological park hosts its second Brew at the Zoo this Saturday, attracting families with beer tastings and animal exhibits.
Nancy L. Blas 58 of Pine Log Road Beech Island died from multiple internal injuries after a 930 am collision at York Street and Edgefield Avenue. Gerald McCarty Warrenville was injured in the crash which involved a 1996 green Hyundai and a Chevy work van. The Aiken Public Safety Reconstruction Team led by Lt Teddy Amsted investigated, roadways were diverted about an hour, toxicology pending, officials say speed or alcohol were not factors.
Construction begins on the Mixed Oxide MOX Fuel Fabrication Facility at Savannah River Site after delays. NNSA leads the project under a 2000 US Russia plutonium disposition agreement to dispose of 34 metric tons of weapon grade plutonium. The project is expected to create over 800 local jobs during peak construction.
A second congressional hearing on the Savannah River Ecology Laboratory closure drew a sharp partisan divide. Democrats criticized Department of Energy officials over decisions shaping most of the lab’s ongoing work as Republicans pressed for faster action and accountability.
Star writer Haley Hughes reports Foxhound Baseball suspended players Tim Sweeney and A J Montano. Sweeney claims no drugs were found after diluted samples, while league officials say evidence of a masking agent caused the failure. Medical director DeSantis explains masking agents cleanse urine. Further tests seek to identify the masking substance as the SCL enforces a broad drug policy.
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