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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 27, 2004

Page

10

Georgia crematory disaster ends in $80 million settlement

An $80 million settlement was reached in a suit against Tri-State Crematory operators after remains of 334 people were found across storage buildings vaults and nearby forest. The payout depends on insurer liability as Marsh faces 787 criminal counts in a separate case and the hearing is set for Friday.

Georgia Rome Tri-State Ray Brent Marsh Frank Jenkins Marsh Robert Darroch The Georgia Farm

United Staffers Volunteer for United Way Campaign Kickoff

Edwards and Hitt describe joining the United Way as loaned executives to support CSRA campaigns. Young from Publix will split duties between Aiken and CSRA campaigns. They highlight teamwork, community impact, and new personal challenges as they participate in ROPES activities.

Edwards Gravatt Center Wackenhut United Way Bechtel Hitt Young Publix Augusta Aiken CSRA

Mother in Aiken arrested after alleged child scalding

An Aiken woman was arrested after allegedly scalding a child. Officers took her six other children into emergency protective custody. A temporary placement hearing was held Thursday. DSS would not comment. The felony charge could carry up to 20 years.

Turno Department of Social Services Turne Aiken County DSS Public Safety Dwayne Courtney Anne Laver Jim Hodges Courtney

United Way of Aiken County Campaign Kicks Off for 2004

United Way of Aiken County launches its 2004 campaign led by Joe Lewis of First Citizens Bank with Claudia Adams and Bill Inman as vice chairs. The drive aims to raise over 2.6 million dollars to support 32 local health and human service agencies and assist children families health crisis response and senior citizens, with Mary Calabro Dr Linda Eldridge and Dorothy Ridley among the campaign chairs.

United Way of Aiken County Joe Lewis First Citizens Bank Lewis Claudia Adams Aiken Housing Authority Bill Inman Aiken Electric Cooperative Mary Calabro DSS Linda Eldridge Aiken County Public Schools Dorothy Ridley Lydia Blanton Individual Gifts

United Way Campaign Leadership Touts Community Partners

The United Way announces campaign division leaders across corporate, community, and educational sectors. Key figures include Keith Wood of Westinghouse Savannah River Company as Corporate Gifts Chair and Shaunté Evans of Aiken Housing Authority as Community Business Chair, with several coordinators from Aiken and surrounding areas.

Keith Wood Westinghouse Savannah River Company Shaunté Evans Aiken Housing Authority Joe Buggy Alexis de Barbara Hagan Aiken Printing Company Jackie Kane Wackenhut Services, Inc Ali Simkins Savannah River Glenn Parker City of USCA Patsy Fields Aiken Technical College ATC

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