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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 2005
Page
1
The Department of Health and Environmental Control reviews a study of victims immediately after a deadly chlorine gas leak linked to an earlier train wreck. The findings focus on events in the moments following the incident and aim to clarify emergency response and exposure pathways.
Aruba's chief government spokesman said three young men detained in the disappearance have not been formally charged but could face charges as soon as Monday.
Aiken Standard spotlights readers as literacy remains vital in a fast paced tech world. John Ferling profiles Paul Coble of Adams and Jefferson in this feature about daily reading and discussion among locals.
Obituary notice lists Aniceta B. Deese Dorothy DeVore Kneece Margaret H. McManus John Moore Margie McMillan Myrick Ulmer Thelma L. Tinley among recent deaths across Graniteville and Hephzibah Georgia with funeral details pending in section 6A.
The body of William T. Jago IV, 26, of Hunt ersville North Carolina, found shot and burned, has been identified by the Aiken County Coroner. The coroner described the notification process through sheriff's office investigators and family, noting the father lives in Nebraska and the circumstances of the missing person report remain unclear. Vincent Brancazio and Adam Wellenhagen are named as murder suspects.
The 75-year-old justice, a key 5-4 vote decider on abortion rights and other issues, announces retirement after 24 years on the court. President Bush plans a successor before October, with Senate hearings led by Arlen Specter and calls for a smooth confirmation process.
The Savannah River Ecology Laboratory at the University of Georgia will cut about 51 positions, leaving only 10 of 180 posts filled as federal funding drops from 7.7 million to 4.3 million. Termination notices go out next week, with jobs ending September 30, 2005, while the lab's budget is rebalanced to match reduced support and seek new partnerships for operations beyond June 2006.
At the Salvation Army Boys and Girls Club on Laurens Street about 65 children aged 6 to 13 enjoyed sprays from an Aiken Public Safety fire truck and a hose shower during Splash Friday. The heat topped at 94 degrees with humidity in the lower 70s as local meteorologist Mike Cammarata described a normal summer day.
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