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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 2004
Page
2
A local appeal urges donations to the Samuel Hickman Trust Fund to cover $6,000 in anti rejection medication for a kidney transplant. The drive notes $1,500 is due by January to keep Hickman on the transplant list and asks area residents to donate at Bank of America and Wachovia.
Readers praise Hopelands Garden Club for its good work and thank Aiken Public Safety for yard cleanup and house lights. The letter also comments on TV shows and local charity efforts with praise for Salvation Army and criticism of Goodwill and Target.
The Aiken Standard corrects an earlier item stating a female toddler was involved. The child is male, and the newspaper regrets the error.
A defense witness challenged SBS validity in the trial of Saquan T. Bostick, charged with inflicting great bodily injury on the 16 month old Makaylia Coleman. Dr. Peter Stephens argued SBS is rare and often linked to lack of oxygen or falls, while cross examination explored a crib fall simulation and absence of other injuries.
Six students from USC Aiken and South Carolina State University spent months at the Savannah River Site for the SC Research and Education Foundation Undergraduate Research Internship Program. Christina Wilson shared her lead contaminated soils project while Dwight Jones and others developed tools for emergency response and GIS analysis under faculty and mentor guidance.
Jackson will receive a 250000 dollar grant combined with a 164800 dollar EPA grant to fund a 434400 dollar well replacement. Mayor Todd Etheredge credits Rep James Roland Smith for securing the aid as radium levels exceed standards. The project serves about 1600 water customers and ends a consent order from DHEC.
Three men including Johnnie A. Baker Jr. of Adairsville Georgia and Douglas P. Beverly of North Augusta with Lewis Y. Davenport of Bath face charges after police linked them to dumping large amounts of construction and demolition waste on Davenport’s Bath area property. Baker is charged under the Pollution Control Act and Davenport under Solid Waste Act and conspiracy.
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