Gas prices dip with potential summer drop
Premium gasoline tops $2 a gallon and regular lags. In New Ellenton prices Friday hovered around $1.82 per gallon while Aiken ranged from $1.85 to $1.89. Residents note lower New Ellenton pricing and consider future trends as a possible nickel to dime decline.
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Hank Cormany
Aiken
Cormany
Exxon
New Ellenton
John Taylor
Taylor
Propane Tank Rollover Ties Up Graniteville Streets
An 18 wheeler overturned a 30 000 gallon propane tank near Leitner and Marshall streets in Graniteville. Firefighters and troopers diverted traffic while a Lexington crane lowered the tank onto another trailer. No charges expected against the driver.
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Graniteville
Leitner Street
Marshall Street
Gregg
Lexington
Graniteville-Vaucluse-Warrenville
Bobby Montgomery
Bell
Highway Patrol
Birmingham
Ala
Karen
Kdaily
Aikenstandard
Ginny Southworth
Gregg Plant
Jobs surge adds 1.2 million in five months amid rate talk
United States payrolls rose by 1.2 million for the year to date with May adding 248 000 jobs and unemployment at 5.6 percent. The May gain followed revisions showing March and April up 74 000 more than earlier counts. Analysts see recovery solidifying as Fed rate rise expectations grow.
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Washington
Uss
Steadiainnda Eas
Ber
Labor Department
May
Sung Won Sohn
Wells Fargo & Co
Minneapolis
Savannah teachers handle alligators at science workshop
Warrenville Elementary School teacher Amanda Burgess recalls handling an American alligator during a Savannah River Ecology Lab workshop for about 20 Aiken County teachers. Tony Mills and staff led nature walks and hands on activities at the University of Georgia Conference Center over three days, sharing enthusiasm for plants, bugs and wildlife.
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Amanda
Burgess
Savannah River Ecology Lab
Warrenville
Carolina Bay
Racheal
Wheeler
Aiken County
Mills
Scottie Moore
Sean Poppy
University of Georgia Conference Center
Bonnie Ryan
Ginny Southworth
Racheal Wheeler
D Day death toll remains uncertain after six decades
In Normandy, historians estimated Allied and U S deaths on D Day range from about 2 500 to over 5 000 as records were lost and bodies found in ongoing soil explorations. Veterans and German cemetery officials note ongoing discoveries and the difficulty of a definitive count.
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U.S
Normandy
D-Day
Nazi Germany
Ivy Agee
Gordonsville
Tenn
Omaha Beach
Fritz Kirchmeier
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