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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 2007
Page
1
A local man creates attire and accessories entirely from newspaper pages. The feature notes community knitting efforts such as Knitting for Peace and a shop group making chemo caps from patterns in Betty Christiansen's Knitting for Peace.
The Graniteville community held its second annual memorial for the Jan 6 2005 chlorine spill victims with a 6 am candle vigil and an 11 am program at USC Aiken. Leaders stressed ongoing healing and state local support as residents, first responders, and officials reflected.
Dr. Doris Tumillo unveils 500 acres on Shiloh Church Road for the Palmetto Thoroughbred Training Facility. The first phase includes a one mile track and three 30 stall barns aimed to complement the Aiken Training Track and attract breaking and training operations this fall.
Health officials warn radon is the leading non smoking lung cancer risk and urge testing. Aiken County shows elevated readings in parts of 29803 with some homes at 75 pCiL but a DHEC study finds pockets in the county remain at risk. Residents can order free home test kits by calling 1 800 768 0362, with longer tests for clearer exposure data.
Charleston lawmaker Rep. Wallace Scarborough drafts a bill to permit in-house poker as a “recreational activity” by updating the state gaming laws. The measure follows a Mount Pleasant raid where Nathan Stallings pleaded guilty to operating a gambling setup with $20 entry, proceeds for the house, and 18 others seek jury trials. Scarborough warns opposition from Upstate Republicans and stresses no open doors to organized gambling.
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