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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 2005
Page
1
Regular unleaded tops 2.20 per gallon at several stations prompting shoppers to choose where to fuel. Forecasters warn the Gulf oil supply may be disrupted as a tropical storm targets Florida to Louisiana, with potential U S impacts.
Aiken Standard highlights literacy with a daily space to discuss books and reading. It mentions Harry Potter by J K Rowling and features area deaths and funerals notices for Viola H Kuehn of Aiken Mary Lee Hines Jerry of Wagener in the 6A Deaths and Funerals section.
Aiken Public Safety Youth Services reports increasing neglect investigations amid 2023 summer cases. Capt. Maryann Burgess notes more than six local children placed into emergency protective custody since May as part of a broader nationwide trend.
Aiken County Social Services officials say this summer is busier with neglect cases than last year. Burgess cites citizen awareness and multiple report sources as police handle concerns of squalor, malnutrition, and lack of supervision. The death of 6 year old Chaquise Gregory remains under investigation as public safety continues to respond to new neglect reports.
Aiken County will sell Mattie C Hall Health Care Center to UHS Pruitt Corp for 8.448 million dollars. The transfer in late September will keep current staff, meeting bid conditions while National Health Corp. exits after operating the facility since it opened.
Mat tie C Hall Center honors Mattie Chafee Hall sister of Eulalie Salley. Born on a Georgia plantation she lived in Augusta and Aiken. A longtime real estate professional she died in 1961 bequeathing most of her estate for indigent medical care in Aiken.
World Changers volunteers from Millbrook Baptist Church and five other states, including Randy Robinson, completed roof repairs on 30 homes in Aiken aided by local churches. The mission, run with City of Aiken support, drew 400 participants who received meals and hospitality from area congregations, with Cedar Creek, Solid Rock Baptist, and others hosting and feeding crews.
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