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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 2006
Page
1
The South Carolina Department of Natural Resources offers two free fishing days statewide to encourage use of the state’s natural resources. Community anglers can fish without licenses on the designated weekend and enjoy the outdoors.
Nan Lee Bryan is listed among area deaths in the Deaths and Funerals section on page 6A. The notice notes her passing and identifies funeral details and surviving relatives.
Brief newspaper card noting sections including Horoscope Classifieds Comics Dear Abby and listings. Mentions MN. No events or people specified.
Avondale Mills has sold its Townsend Division in Graniteville to Parkdale Mills for 28 million dollars. Other mills including Rockford and Alexander City remain unlikely to be sold as operational units. Felker Jr. notes incentives from legislators to attract jobs to areas losing major businesses. See MILLS, page 108.
EnergySolutions buys Duratek expanding its nuclear services portfolio at Savannah River Site. The deal adds Salt Waste Processing and Chem Nuclear management under EnergySolutions as WSRC readies bids for site operating and waste disposition contracts. Jeff Stevens of BNG America touts the move as strengthening national reach.
Tenacious 13 year old James Gallman joined nine other campers in a week long Mounted Patrol Summer Camp. Camp began Monday and ended Thursday with lessons in trotting cantering walking and figure eight. Instructors included Cpl Sonny Ford Lt Donald Butler Kim Brown and Carol McEwee.
Incumbent Charles Barton faces challenger Joe Randall in the Republican nomination for Aiken County Council District 6. The race centers on jobs after Avondale Mills closure, Savannah River Site effects, EMS retention, infrastructure needs, and preventing Shaniteville from becoming a brownfield.
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