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Aiken Standard in Aiken, South Carolina

21 Jan 2005

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Aiken Standard

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Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

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Jan 21, 2005

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8

Firefighters rebuild after Norfolk Southern crash impact

GVW Fire Department in Graniteville relocates an engine to a temporary headquarters after a Norfolk Southern crash damages four vehicles and gear. Volunteers face losses but vow to restore service without raising village fire fees, relying on grants and insurance.

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Aiken Corp Seeks Builder for Toole Hill Home Project

Attention residential builders. Aiken Corporation invites licensed builders to construct a single family home in Toole Hill with potential extension for 12 homes. Bids and plans are in Room 201, Municipal Building, 214 Park Avenue SW. Bids due February 9. For details call 642-7723.

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Bush sworn in amid protests and calls to confront tyranny

President Bush took the oath with Chief Justice Rehnquist administering as security girded the Capitol after Sept. 11. The inauguration drew protests, distant revelry, and a trillion-dollar security effort while Bush vowed to advance democracy and confront oppressive regimes in a second term.

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