14 Feb 2006
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 2006
Page
1
The Make-A-Wish program named Aiken’s Applebee’s restaurant as the state's leading fundraiser for the charity. Local coverage notes diverse Olympic spills and a nuclear energy advocate speaks at the Rotary Club. Vice President Cheney faced scrutiny for a hunting incident that wounded a partner.
The Aiken Standard feature highlights readers and books in a fast paced world. Laura Bachem discusses His Dark Materials by Philip Pullman. Nicole McKie and Clyde J. Patrick noted in deaths and funerals.
Inside today features the day’s calendar events, classifieds, crossword, comics, and Dear Abby advice column along with horoscopes and Nation World highlights.
Lawmakers opened the $10 million Center for Hydrogen Research at Savannah River National Laboratory in Aiken. The 60,000 square foot facility will host 50 staff plus researchers from Toyota and General Motors as they explore hydrogen powered vehicle applications and storage. Dr. Todd Wright notes the lab could unlock hydrogen storage insights for future cars. Toyota Technical Center vice president James Griffith says the vehicle storage system is key to the car of the future.
A section of a house under relocation slid from a flatbed truck on a left turn from U S onto Rudy Mason Parkway and blocked Two Notch Road. No injuries were reported though the 1 p m wreck slowed traffic.
Carolyn Michelle Wright, 27, was reported to police after testing positive for cocaine while 36 weeks pregnant at a local hospital. She faced unlawful neglect by a legal custodian charge, was booked, then released on bond as DSS follows up. Hospitals may report such cases under state law.
Rose expert David Beadles recommends buying from a florist for freshness and longevity. Look for long stems, uniform blooms, 30 to 50 petals, and avoid roses with spots or freezer burns. Keep water fresh, add sugar and a splash of bleach, and ensure stems are cut cleanly for best life.
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