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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 08, 2005

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Cleanup keeps Graniteville residents out as chlorine spill unfolds

Thousands within one mile of the derailment cannot return home as Norfolk Southern conducts around the clock cleanup for a hole venting 50 to 60 tons of chlorine. Eight dead are reported. patching may take 24 to 36 hours, with removal of two damaged tankers to follow. Monitoring shows higher levels in the hot zone, while officials warn air quality limits hindered searches for a missing employee.

Graniteville Aiken County South Carolina DHEC Environmental Protection Agency Thom Berry

Norfolk Southern says release on aid checks not a waiver

Survivors and lawyers question a handwritten release on Norfolk Southern Local Assistance Center checks. The release lists Graniteville, SC and 2005 as a full settlement. Norfolk Southern spokesman Robin Chapman says endorsing the check does not bar future claims and urges recipients to cash the aid.

Norfolk Southern First Presbyterian Church Graniteville Robin Chapman Chapman

Graniteville fire trio hospitalizes after chlorine gas leak

Three Graniteville volunteers B W Swearington Clay Swearington and Dwayne Grey ran into a chlorine gas cloud during a Thursday train wreck at a mill site. All were hospitalized with respiratory distress Grey in critical condition.

Graniteville Graniteville-Vaucluse-Warrenvile B.W. Swearing

Hospital staffers recall critical time after crash

Dozens of patients arrived at Aiken Regional Medical Centers early Thursday with burning eyes and respiratory problems after a train collision released chlorine gas near Graniteville. Doctors recount the first frantic hours as nurses treated exposed victims and identified the hazardous release.

Aiken Dan Snider Graniteville

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