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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 07, 2005

Page

2

Deadline extended for Graniteville train derailment claims

Victims in the Norfolk Southern Graniteville derailment gain 15 extra days to file claims after it was found many residents did not receive initial notices. The extension runs through August 15, 2005, with an August 1 deadline to object or exclude. A hearing on settlement fairness is set for August 17 in the Federal Courthouse, Aiken.

Norfolk Southern Graniteville Class Settlement Claims Office Graniteville Res Joe Rice Motley-Rice Law Firm Rice Claims Office Federal Aiken

Splash Party Tonight at Smith-Hazel Pool

The Smith-Hazel Pool hosts a Splash Party today from 7 to 9 p.m. with $1 admission for 15 and under and $2 for older youths. The event features a DJ and pool activities as part of a month long program at the Smith-Hazel Recreation Center with capacity limited to 125.

Smith-Hazel Smith-Hazel Pool Kyle Conrad Heather Staniszewski Smith- Hazel Recreation Center

Aiken Marine Corps League Collects Troop Supplies

The Aiken Marine Corps League invites donations at the Aiken Mall Friday through Sunday 1 to 4 PM to help US troops in Iraq. Items include personal care products, clothing, sheets, and tampons with shipments to Iraq via Cherry Point NC by July 16. Monetary gifts and tax deductible checks are welcome.

Aiken Marine Corps League Iraq Ed Hammons US S. Air Force Trauma Center Balad Marine Corps Recruiting Office Hammons Cherry Point N.C North Carolina Jim Morris

School choice uptake tempers Oakwood-Windsor gains

Oakwood-Windsor Elementary shows strong pupil performance yet misses two straight years of AYP. Despite a federal designation as a school of choice, only one parent has transferred a child, while 11 area schools remain eligible. About 5 500 letters were mailed with July 18 transfer deadline. many parents prefer to keep children at home.

Oakwood-Windsor Alice Sheehan Sheehan Aiken County Nancy Busbee Chukker Creek Busbee Ridge Spring-Monetta Area 1 Aiken East Aiken J.D. Lever Millbrook Redcliffe Warrenville Byrd Clearwater Gloverville Jefferson Belvedere Hammond Hill Mossy Creek North Augusta Schofield L-B-C A.L. Corbett Jackson Lloyd-Kennedy Leavelle McCampbell New Ellenton

North Augusta man sentenced in federal gun case

Tyrone Bowman, 28, was sentenced to 37 months in federal prison for possession of a firearm and ammunition by a convicted felon. He was arrested Aug. 23, 2003, at his East Buena Vista Avenue apartment after officers saw a pistol atop a television. Bowman admitted buying the gun from a friend.

North Augusta Tyrone Bowman Margaret B. Seymour Columbia U.S Jonathan Gasser Bowman East Buena Vista Avenue

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