Man Kills Wife Surrenders In Aiken Shooting
Four Aiken children lose mother as Roosevelt Crawford, 32, turns himself in after the Friday afternoon fatal gunshot at 248 Charleston St. Linda Ann Crawford died from a chest wound. Crawford faces murder charges. a 410 shotgun was taken. An order of protection existed. Children aged 11 and younger were removed from the scene and may be placed with relatives.
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Aiken Department of Public Safety
Charleston St
Linda Ann Crawford
Roosevelt Ricky Crawford
Union St. NE
Aiken County
Thomas M. Galardi
Crawford
DOE Team Heads To Russia To Review Tomsk Blast
The Department of Energy will send a technical review team to Moscow and Tomsk this month to study the April 6 explosion at Tomsk-7. The visit aims to assess similar facilities at Savannah River Site Hanford and Idaho Chemical Processing Plant and decide if enhanced safeguards are needed.
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Tomsk-7
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Hanford
Idaho Chemical Processing
Moscow
Tomsk
Charles Gilbert
Office of Self Assessments
Gilbert Wit
Amber Jones
Washington
Russian
Siberia
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Graduates Enter Real World After High School
Graduates from Aiken Midland Valley North Augusta Ridge Spring Monetta Silver Bluff South Aiken Strom Thurmond Wagener Salley and Wardlaw Academy move into college and employment. Students cite cost concerns and emerging independence as they plan majors at Coastal Carolina College of Charleston Lander University while facing the high price of schooling.
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Aiken
Midland Valley
North Au Ridge Spring-Monetta
Silver Bluff
South Aiken
Strom Thurmond
Wagener-Salley
Wardlaw Academy
Jessica Hadley
Aiken Technical College
Coastal Carolina
April Howell
College of Charleston
Guinier Says Clinton Misunderstood Her Nomination
Lani Guinier says President Clinton misunderstood her writings when he dropped her as civil rights nominee. She defends her work as nuanced and academic, noting a quote about quotas. She asserts she would have been the right person for the job had the Senate confirmed her.
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Lani Guinier
Clinton
Guinier
Senate Judiciary Committee
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Nation
Senate
Ben
Virus Blamed for Navajo Mystery Illness in New Mexico
Health officials in Santa Fe link a deadly illness among Navajo people to a virus found in rodent droppings. Exposure may occur via inhalation of dried droppings. officials urge avoiding rodent contact and not cleaning up droppings until authorities provide procedures. Eleven deaths and eighteen illnesses have occurred, mainly within the Navajo Nation across New Mexico and Arizona.
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N.M
Navajo Country
Gary Simpson
State Health Department
Infectious Diseases Division
Simpson
National Centers For Disease Control and Prevention
Atlanta
New Mexico
Aras
Michael Burkhart
Marshall Plummer
Gallup
Arizona
Scientists Use X Rays To See Inside Dinosaur Egg
Researchers at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory and collaborators plan to scan a six inch long dinosaur egg with X ray CT to view the embryo without breaking the fossil shell. Smithsonian expert Michael Brett-Surman notes the method marks a new stage in dinosaur studies. The egg is among roughly 100 known to contain a dinosaur embryo.
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Sai Steve Azevedo
Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory
Azevedo
PBS
Michael Brett-Surman
Smithsonian Institution
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