Top News of 2004 in Aiken County Spotlighted
The Aiken Standard lists the decade’s top stories led by January’s ice storm causing fires and long outages with debris pile Mount Brushmore at Citizens Park. Other items include Westinghouse layoffs, SRNL upgrade to national lab, and transit of MOX funding, plus fatal accidents and local election outcomes.
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Aiken County
Department of Transportation and Utilities
Mark Sanford
South Carolina
Igens Park
Aiken Standard
Mount Brushmore
Citizens Park
Westinghouse
Savannah River Company
WSRC
Savannah River Technowacy Center
Savannah River National Laboratory
National Laborato
Aiken
450Th Ordinance Co
122Nd Engineer
Graniteville
Edgefield
Iraq
Afghanistan
Hunter
Brown
Wagener
Ginny
Bush pledges 350 million to tsunami relief epic disaster
President Bush announced a 350 million United States aid package for tsunami victims from Crawford Texas calling it an epic disaster and saying contributions will be revised as needs become clear. Secretary Powell signaled more aid may follow and Jeb Bush prepared to visit affected regions.
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Crawford
Texas
Bush
U.S
America
New York
Colin Powell
Powell
Florida
Jeb Bush
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Townsend
Aiken Troops
Lesa Dick Boulware
James J. Hamilton
Christine Samuels, Wagoner
Donald Howard Hildebrandt
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