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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 2013
Page
1
National news notes a compromise on birth control access affecting Catholic hospitals. The development centers on policy adjustments within healthcare providers and religious objections, with implications for patient services and medical ethics. The piece outlines responses from officials and potential impacts on care delivery.
Deaths listed for Debra S. Laird and James Allen Bell in Aiken. Obituaries note Willie Lee Glover in Williston. Zora Lee Posey Freeman in Warrenville. Zyann S. Mayes in Pelion. Funeral notices appear in 6A.
Recleim started construction at Hickman Mill in Graniteville for a 350000 square foot e waste recycling center. The $40.6 million project will create about 200 local jobs in a vacant historic building revitalizing the area after a 2005 chlorine spill and train crash. Local officials including Phil Napier and Sen Shane Massey attended the ceremony.
Kathy Rawls, Wagener council member, questioned EMS response after 2 year old Ryan Eagerton died July 4 in Wagener. The email criticizing EMS was unintentionally made public and cited deputies in tears at the scene. The incident occurred at the family home before the child died at Richland Memorial Hospital in Columbia.
The Department of Energy to collect comments by July 22 on a draft workforce restructuring plan tied to the National Defense Authorization Act. The plan aims to minimize involuntary cuts and community impact while preserving core SRS missions before DOE approval and Congressional transmission.
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