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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 2009
Page
1
Aiken County investigators with state and Georgia units found red dye covered clothing in Waynesboro Georgia linked to an aggressive First Citizens Bank robbery on Atomic Road. A dye pack was deployed and likely stained the car interior. authorities seek red dyed currency and urge tips.
Aiken County Council approved suspending blue laws by 7 to 2, with the new rule taking effect Sunday September 13 to allow shops to adjust. Councilman Butler helped move the date back and the amendment passed unanimously, prompting debate over tradition and church attendance.
Counties Pickens Spartanburg Lancaster and York exempt from Sunday blue laws due to annual total sales tax revenue. Georgetown Greenville Richland hi fi sets sporting goods except on premises with events, yard goods, exceptions to prohibition of Sunday work and sales include food ice soft drinks tobacco film bulbs cubes batteries baby supplies hosiery. Please see ABOUT page 16A Please see BLUE LAWS page 16A
Two of three workers injured in a nitric acid spill at the Savannah River Site were released from Joseph M. Still Burn Center at Doctors Hospital in Augusta. A third is under evaluation for a burn while four other workers were checked on site. No radioactive release occurred.
Dozens of stakeholders heard from DOE and other officials about an energy park at the Savannah River Site where no concrete plan exists. Speakers outlined possible roles for SRS, while critics urged transparency and warned against nuclear revamping.
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