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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 2010
Page
1
A 44 year old Springfield woman is jailed on charges of attempt and conspiracy to possess cocaine after she say she planned to report a theft by her cocaine dealer. She called the Aiken County Sheriff's Office Feb 3 in an intoxicated state and later bonded out on 1092.50 dollars.
Faithful observe Lent by fasting from foods and habits while adding acts to help others. Father Wiseman urges congregants to take up a good deed and rise in church attendance as Ash Wednesday marks the season. Local residents, including Jane Alger, abstain from Facebook to foster self control.
Robbie C Blackmon Ray V Chipley Gertrude Sandy Johnson and Jamie L Thompson listed among area deaths and funeral notices from the Aiken Standard, Warrenville Salley Aiken area. February notices include service details and survivor information.
David Pethick of URS Corp argued there is no technical barrier to Yucca Mountain as a nuclear waste site and noted a license has been submitted to the NRC. He spoke to the Senior Men's Club of Aiken asserting the project’s scientific feasibility while government delays continue.
South Carolina moves Employment Security Commission under the governor with a Cabinet level restructure. The House backed the plan 108 to 1 to eliminate the commissioners oversight and empower the governor to fire the agency director, while a six member panel and three governor appointees monitor operations. The audit cited lack of accounting skills and tax issues, and the bill tightens rules on severance pay offsets and temporary workers to curb losses in the unemployment trust fund.
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