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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 17, 2005

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Tragic Weekend Death in Aiken County Motorcycle Crash

Elmore Johnson Jr. 38 of 12 Sims Wood Road Aiken died Sunday night in a single vehicle crash on Goodman Road while test riding a 1986 Kawasaki 900 He drove off the road through a fence hit a tree and was pronounced dead at 9 55 p m Toxicology pending Coroner Tim Carlton said speed and lack of protective gear were factors with no witnesses and the highway patrol investigating No autopsy scheduled body fluids will be tested at a private lab.

Elmore Johnson Jr Sims Wood Road Aiken Goodman Road Johnson Silver Bluff Jackson Aiken County Tim Carlton Carlton S.C. Highway Patrol

Bath Man Survives Tree Crush During Chlorine Spill

Avondale Mills employee Mark Broome was trapped in his damaged car for three hours after a tree fell during a Graniteville chlorine gas leak. He describes nearly zero visibility and escaping as fumes filled the vehicle.

EPA Mark Broome Graniteville Bath Avondale Mills Broome Gregg Plant

Graniteville Train Derailment Displacees Return Home Phase V Starts

Nearly 1,000 residents remain displaced after the Graniteville derailment and chlorine release as Phase V begins. Officials report 2,000 returned Thursday, 1,500 Friday, 700 Saturday, 300 Sunday, with about 1,000 still away and more expected to return.

Graniteville Aiken County Michael Frank

Martin Luther King Jr Day events announced in South Carolina

State observes MLK Day with agency closures and a full day of events in Columbia. The Aiken NAACP offers a 7 AM bus to the State House with a 3:30 PM return for speeches by John Hurst Adams and Dennis Hayes among others, plus a daytime program at the Dome featuring religious and political leaders.

Martin Luther King Jr Aiken Technical College Graniteville NAACP Dome Columbia State House Aiken Naacp Hampton Avenue York Street Columbia State House AME John Hurst Adams Dennis Hayes Baltimore Naaci Brendalyn L. Jenkins Second Baptist Church Aiken Nelson B. Rivers Baltimore Richard Riley South Carolina Department of Education Clinton Inez Tenenbaum S.C the Dome

King Day events loom as NAACP rally joins King observances

NAACP college division will join the State House rally with membership sign ups voter registration and educational materials. Friendship Baptist Church hosts the Christian Fellowship of Churches birthday observance with Rev. T C Edwards speaking at 6 p.m. 515 Richland Avenue. USC Aiken MWAC hosts 2005 King Remembrance Seeing the Mountain top noon to 1 p.m. Etherredge Center. contact Stacie Williams for details.

Naacp College Division State House NAACP Friendship Baptist Church Christian Fellowship of Churches King T.C. Edwards Richland Avenue USC Aiken Office of Multicultural Affairs Martin Luther King Jr Etherredge Stacie L. Williams Staciew Usca.edu

Relicensing of South Carolina Nuclear Plants Raises Concerns

South Carolina renewals extend seven reactors into the 2030s and beyond. watchdog groups warn about long term radioactive waste storage and criticise the streamlined Nuclear Regulatory Commission process. industry officials argue licenses secure ongoing operation.

Columbia South Carolina Nuclear Regulatory Commission

Nuclear power plants power South Carolina energy mix

A briefing on South Carolina’s electric supply shows about 57 percent of state power derives from nuclear plants. Details cover plant locations, reactor counts, and operation timelines as reported by the Nuclear Regulatory Commission.

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