DSS killing lawsuit against Aiken DSS dismissed
A lawsuit filed by Margaret J. Riddle against the Aiken County Department of Social Services and two unnamed social workers over the Sept 16 1996 shooting at the DSS office in North Augusta has been dismissed at the plaintiff’s lawyer request. The suit claimed negligence for failing to warn James Riddle and two other social workers of potential danger. The shooter, David Mark Hill, is awaiting trial with the death penalty sought by Solicitor Barbara Morgan.
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Aiken County Department of Social Services
DSS
Aiken County Common Pleas Court
Margaret J. Riddle
James R
Jimmy) Riddle
Riddle
Josie H. Curry
Michael Gregory
North Augusta
David Mark Hill
Barbara Morgan
Hill
Aiken County
Obituary notices listed for multiple individuals
Obituary notices appear on page 2B listing Kimberly Barlow Aiken Ruby Reeder North Augusta Jennifer Brooke Scott Grovetown Henry Thompson Aiken Debbie Vespucci Plantation Florida Jeanette Widener Aiken Michael Williams Williston North Carolina obituary notices compiled for area residents.
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Kimberly Barlow
Aiken
Ruby Reeder
North Augusta
Jennifer (Brooke) Scott
Grovetown
Henry Thompson
Debbie Vespucci
Plantation
Fla
Jeanette Widener
Michael Williams
Williston
Wednesday's Winning Numbers Report
The notice lists Midday 6 4, Cash 3 19, Cash 4 78 88, Pantany 5 89 24 27 29 for the drawing day.
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Cash
Pantany
Deerfoots Forest Christmas Tree Farm Open for Season
Ten miles east of Aiken on 8 C 302, Deerfoots Forest run by Bob and Betty Hass with Andy Bentley offers Virginia Pines Leyland Cypress and Red Cedar. Trees are $25. Open daily 10 am to 5 pm and Sunday 1 to 6 pm. Call 49-7557 for details.
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Ginny Southworth
Deerfoots Forest
Bob Hass
Aiken
Bob
Betty Hass
Threefield
Andy Bentley
Hasses
Hass
Bentley
Deerfoots
V Webb
Springfield
S.C. 3
To Russia with love To Russia with love
Prominent CSRA residents join Nuclear Cities Initiative mission to assist 10 Russian cities with nuclear based economies. Participants include Danny Black Dr Kathy Noble Dr Joe Cohen Ralph Nichols and John Lindsay as they prepare for first visits to Sarov Snezhinsk and Thelezongorsk to aid economic transition and environmental protection.
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Csra Citzens
Russia
United States
Russian Federation
Danny Black
Tri-County
Allendale
Bamberg and Barnwell
Kathy Noble
Aiken Technical College
Joe Cohen
Westinghouse
Savannah River Company
Ralph Nichols
Savannah River Technology Center
John Lindsay
WSRC
Lindsay
Ukraine
Sarov
Snezhinsk
Thelezongorsk
Christmas tree care checklist from Camson Extension Service
Bend needles to test softness, shake to drop excess needles, and keep the tree in water in a shaded bucket until decorating. Recut the trunk about an inch above the original cut, keep it in water, and check daily. Place away from vents and turn lights off at night. Source Terry Mathis Camson Extension Service.
New resident recalls early Iraqi Rotary banner history
Aiken newcomer George Naifeh, 74, recalls helping start the Rotary Club in Iraq during the 1950s while serving in the U S Information Agency and placing over 1 000 Iraqi students in American colleges. He notes the royal era and the club’s role in scholarship funding before the coup and rise of Saddam Hussein.
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United States
Iraq
George Naifeh
Naifeh
Aiken
Rotary Club
Marion
Caspian Sea
Iran
NRC chair to tour Savannah River Site amid NRC oversight pilot
Shirley Anne Jackson chair of the Nuclear Regulatory Commission visits the Savannah River Site to review a pilot program that simulates NRC oversight of selected DOE facilities. The DOE site hosts a receiving basin for fuel and the study began with materials arriving in 1964.
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Shirley Anne Jackson
Nuclear Regulatory Commission
Savannah River
Department of Energy
NRC
Srs
DOE
Jackson
Energy
Federico Pesia
Secret Santa program seeks sponsors in Aiken County
South Aiken Presbyterian Church runs its 12th Secret Santa program to aid low income children. About 1,150 kids are on the list this year with up to three toy requests each. Sponsors can buy gifts or stocking stuffers and deliver them to the church by December 12.
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South Aiken
South Airicn Presbyterian Church
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