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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 05, 2005

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Today’s Weather High 93 and Full Forecast

The day features a hot afternoon with a forecast for continued heat across the region. Records may be challenged as temperatures reach the upper nineties in the late afternoon with a limited chance of isolated thunderstorms.

No Fatalities in Aiken County Holiday Report

Early reports indicate no fatalities for the third straight year in Aiken County over the holiday. Nearly 400 World Changers students arrive to work on 29 houses and improve the community, while authorities investigate human remains sent to an FBI lab to determine if they belong to a missing boy.

Aiken County Aiken FBI

Area Deaths Highlight Local Notables

Memorial notices list Hubert A. Redd Sr., Vaucluse Violet Gary Winn, and Margaret Krupper Sawzik among area deaths. Obituary brief notes provide funeral details and affiliations.

Hubert A. Redd Sr Vaucluse Violet Gary Winn Aiken Margaret Krupper Sawzik

Graniteville healing after deadly derailment six months on

Six months after the Jan 6 2005 Graniteville train derailment and hazardous spill nine people died and the town continues to grieve and rebuild. Residents describe ongoing recovery efforts, lingering odors, and the community’s strengthened spirit as leaders and locals reflect on resilience and displacement.

Graniteville Rusty Rushton Anthony Corley Midland Valley High School Corley Johnston Lee Gilbert Glenda Napier

Fourth of July at Iraqi bases sparks mixed patriotism

At Al Asad and Camp Slayer in Iraq, U.S. troops marked Independence Day with pig meals and a poster at Al Asad while Camp Slayer hosted a big barbecue, pool, karaoke, and plans to view The Patriot. Soldiers reflected on freedom and Iraq’s security forces.

Asad Iraq Baghdad Roberta Flack U.S al Asad Anbar America Camp Slayer Camp Victory

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