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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 2005
Page
1
Phil Mickelson sits atop the leaderboard as Tiger Woods struggles early in the PGA Championship. Woods is eight strokes behind the pace, keeping the championship wide open after day one.
An Aiken man blames SCE&G after a tree fell and damaged his shed soon after a power line trimming by a contractor. The incident follows a security update at the Aiken SPCA prompted by a robbery report from John Paveglio of BNG America.
The Aiken County Sheriff's Office hunts two black male suspects aged mid twenties after a 3 20 am robbery at Pet Dairy's transfer depot 616 Edgefield Road. One wore a white T shirt and the other a black T shirt. A handgun was used. No injuries reported. Tips to (800) 922 9709. Erin Brooks Aiken Standard.
Derrick Equipment owner Mary Guynn introduced a custom pink John Deere 2210 named Jane Deere transforming the green and yellow machine. Salesman Brad Dancy said it took two weeks to arrange the pink paint and that about 20 onlookers stopped by. Guynn, owner of a 10 acre horse farm, plans to care for Jane Deere as a showpiece rather than daily workhorse.
NASA postponed the Mars orbiter liftoff at Cape Canaveral after a software sensor error showed rocket fuel as dry just minutes before launch. Officials cited conflicting readings and rescheduled the launch for Friday morning, three days after Discovery's return.
The SRS Heritage Foundation, formed to protect Savannah River Site history, will operate from Building 742 A and seek a long term lease for 22 000 square feet. It plans public tours of a restored C Reactor Area and a footprint commemorating Ellenton, uprooted residents, and nearby towns. Funds will come from grants and membership fees with several million dollars needed.
James Rispoli is sworn as the new DOE Assistant Secretary for Environmental Management after a year without a permanent appointee. He will oversee contaminated soil and water cleanup at all DOE nuclear weapons sites, including Savannah River Site, with Jeff Allison reporting to him.
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