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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 07, 2005

Page

2

New Ellenton Police Do A Fine Job Despite Manpower

Community letters praise New Ellenton police for handling a drug bust with only one officer on duty and urge expansion of the force. The note also thanks nursing assistants at Aiken Regional Medical Centers and comments on language use and reading encouragement.

New Ellenton Aiken Regional Medical Centers

Bridgestone Firestone SC Reports No Train Collision Impact

Mary McLaughlin, a spokesperson for Bridgestone/Firestone SC, said the plant remained at full capacity after Thursday’s train collision. She noted the cafeteria was serving hamburgers to workers, the only unusual activity at the site.

Bridgestone Firestone SC Mary McLaughlin McLaughlin

Trains and Toxic Spill Deepens Graniteville Atrocity Fallout

Ronnie Young of Avondale Mills and Aiken County officials react as a second fatal crash along the Norfolk Southern line near Graniteville and Avondale Mills kills eight. Slowdowns and safety appeals face federal limits while emergency crews coordinate across multiple agencies.

Aiken County Avondale Mills Ronnie Young Norfolk Southern Graniteville Horse Creek Valley Beech Island Chuck Smith Augusta-Richmond County Columbia Emer

Graniteville train crash hospitals treat 240 patients

More than 200 locals sought care for chlorine gas exposure after the Graniteville train wreck. ARMC in Aiken and other South Carolina facilities admitted dozens with respiratory injuries, while the engineer died from inhalation.

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