Parents deny neglect charges in unintended fire incident
Pamela and Larry Anderson of Trenton were arrested on child neglect charges after police tied a September incident to a fire caused by five insecticide foggers. The mother insists they never left the house and planned to walk with their child when the foggers exploded.
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Larry Anderson
Trenton
Williamsburg Street
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Aiken Public Safety
Mike Gibbons
Larry
Kinney bug study stars at Savannah River National Laboratory
Kinny the resilient bacterium kineococcus, found in Savannah River Site high level waste tanks, withstands radiation and arid conditions. Researchers, including SANL engineer Chris Berry and genome expert Kit Bagwell, stress its growth in lab and its potential to aid medical research. The organism, orange and grape-like when mature, was first identified in 1996 with only Sahara Desert as another known habitat.
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Savannah River National Laboratory
Savannah River
Chris “Topher
J. Berry
SANL
Berry
University of Georgia
Aiken County
Bagwell
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Salley man killed in Tuesday stabbing
A 28-year-old Salley man Joseph L Watts died after a Tuesday argument with his mother's boyfriend Ronnie Ginyard 46 of Salley. Ginyard was charged with Watts murder and deputies found him with a knife nearby. Watts autopsy scheduled for 9 30 a m today.
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Ronnie Ginyard
Jerusalem Branch Road
Joseph L. Watts
Ginyard
Michael Hunt
Vic
Jim
Michael Frank
Frank
Aiken County
Tim Carlton
Watts
Karen
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Shaking Likely Cause Probe in Infant Injury Trial
Saquan T. Bostick, 30, is on trial for shaking 16 month old Makaylia Cole at a University Park Way apartment on Feb 3 2001. The infant was treated at Aiken Regional Medical Centers and the Medical College of Georgia and survived with severe head injuries after nearly a month in hospital. The defense suggests the child fell from a crib while Bostick slept, while prosecutors press the shaking theory.
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Saquan T. Bostick
Makaylia Coleman
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Aiken
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Medical College of Georgia
Richard Miley
Bostick
Suzanne Mayes
More federal money needed for future energy production
A bipartisan panel urges billions in government investment for clean coal, new nuclear plants, renewables and conservation. It calls for doubling federal energy R and D funding and greater government involvement in a long term national energy agenda.
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Washington
Associated Press
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