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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 2005
Page
1
Government scientist Joseph Hevesi testifies before a House committee that he did not falsify Yucca Mountain data. The hearing covers scientific integrity and project oversight.
Deaths and Funerals brief lists Paul Keith Sweeney Sr of North Augusta and Helen Fox Rhoden of Aiken with service details and local obituaries noted in the 8A notices.
A burned body found in debris behind a Warrenville home led to a rapid police investigation. Within hours Vincent Brancazio and Adam Weilenhagen were in custody on murder charges after statements at the scene. The victim's identity remains undisclosed.
SKF Automotive Division will shut its Aiken bearings plant with about 250 layoffs starting this fall and move production to Puebla Mexico. A Springfield seals plant employing 460 will also close with staff reductions. The consolidations aim to restore profitability as energy costs rise and production shifts to other SKF sites in Elgin and Guadalajara.
A Chicago woman’s civil suit accusing James Brown of rape in 1988 was dismissed in federal court on January 5, 2005. Jacque Hollander sought more than 100 million dollars, arguing Brown abused his power. Brown’s side called the claims fabrication. The dismissal rested on Illinois two year statute of limitations. Hollander plans to appeal.
Trenton Plastic Products plans 200 new jobs in Edgefield County over the next two to three years, starting full scale production in July at a 50,000 square foot Carlisle Plant site. The project follows its Illinois origin and aims to boost local manufacturing with powder coating and paint production plans. Applications are being accepted immediately at Aiken and Greenwood Employment Security offices.
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