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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 2006
Page
1
The report highlights the 67 largest oil field potential worth about 170 million dollars. It also questions today’s reading and mentions Justin Shirey and TV series The Lake House by James Patterson.
Area deaths include George Herbert Bacon Ken Gerald Fulmer Anthony Hunter Johnson and Joan Patricia Lucchesi. Community figures are mourned as local notices confirm passing with brief bios and tributes from families.
Wagener hosted a Friday luncheon at Town Hall for seven new teachers from Busbee Elementary School and Wagener Salley High School. Mayor Steve Carver and officials praised the educators while Aiken County Schools Superintendent Dr. Linda Eldridge attended.
A Cold War era tritium plant at Savannah River Site was shut down as crews opened a newer TEF facility in 2007. H Area 232-H operated from the 1950s until 2004, with the Replacement Tritium Facility taking over functions after modernization. WSRC officials praised the transition and uninterrupted tritium shipments.
Public Safety detectives arrested Tristan Frazier 17 of Laine Street Aiken around 10 am Friday in connection with an armed robbery at the Sonic Drive-In on Richland Avenue. Investigators seek a second suspect described as a six-foot black male with a medium build. Call tips to 642-7620 or 888 559-TIPS.
Aiken Public Safety urges careful driving as school resumes. Sgt. David Tumo warns motorists to slow in school zones and obey bus safety laws, noting changes that no longer require stopping for multi lane highway bus boards and opposing traffic.
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