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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 2010
Page
1
Savannah River Nuclear Solutions announces that Terry A. Michalske PhD an experienced researcher from a New Mexico national laboratory is the new SRNL director with SRNL page reference for full details.
Aiken County Sheriff’s Office veteran faces assault charges in a 2008 case after allegedly striking a teen before jailing him on what authorities say were trumped up charges. Columbia attorney Jack Swerling represents Nation as the trial proceeds and the victim is expected to testify.
Obituary roundup lists Annie Ella Bount, Aiken. Jean R. Humphreys, Clinton. Xzavian Knight, New Ellenton. Kenneth Warren Parrish, Aiken. Sandra Harris, Anderson. Notices announce funeral details and scheduled services for each local resident.
Hundreds gather at the Aiken Municipal Building for a prayer rally sponsored by Lakeside Baptist Church in response to a Freedom from Religion Foundation letter challenging Christian prayers at public meetings. Mayor Fred Cavanaugh vows to follow state law and keep a secular invocation at City Council sessions.
The Aiken City Council approved transferring ownership of the Aiken Railroad Depot from the Friends of the Aiken Railroad Depot and Aiken Corp. to the city by a five to two vote. Council members Dewar and Ebner opposed, citing concerns about control and compliance. Community members spoke, including Frances Farley who argued the project diverts funds from more pressing needs.
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