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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 13, 2005

Page

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Woman dies in ATV crash near Storm Branch Road

Carrie Sheyanne Jordan 20 of Graniteville died after being thrown from an out of control Honda 400 EX ATV driven by her fiancé Anthony Fail. The wreck occurred two miles into the woods near Storm Branch Road. an autopsy will be performed in Newberry.

Beech Island Carrie Sheyanne Jordan Endover Road Graniteville Branch Road Aiken County Tim Carlton Jordan Anthony Fail Carlton Fail ATV Newberry Michael Hunt Storm Branch Road

Lottery brings education funds and debates to South Carolina

The piece discusses lottery as entertainment and its impact on education. It cites store experiences with draw crowds and long lines at Kwik Shop No 2. It notes 54 percent of state residents have played, funds support K-12 programs, and scholarships total nearly 400,000 with millions directed to Clemson, USC, and the Medical University.

Lisa Willing Kwik Shop South Carolina Education Lottery

Lottery funding boosts K through 8 education statewide

Ernie Passailaigue says the state lottery has generated 119 million dollars for K 8 education and funded many public schools with nearly 400 000 lottery scholarships awarded. Brenda Reid notes lottery sales drive traffic for Publix and daily ticket purchases. Russell Curry stresses lottery presence helps a convenience store stay competitive and retain customers.

Experts discuss Graniteville health and environment at town meeting

Graniteville residents attended the Graniteville Community Coalition Town Meeting at First Baptist Church to ask experts about health concerns and the long term environmental impact of the derailment and chemical spill. Lousiana Wright organized a series of encounters to provide answers. Rick Caldwell of DHEC spoke to citizens during the session.

Graniteville Graniteville Community Coalition Lousiana Wright Wright Ginny Southworn Rick Caldwell DHEC First Baptist Church

Ned Sloan fights for FOI law enforcement in Greenville

Edward Sloan, a former road firm president, has spent decades using Freedom of Information laws to obtain public records and challenge government bids. He keeps 15 checks for attorney's fees as proof of his long campaign to ensure governments follow the law.

Greenville Edward Ned” Sloan Sloan

Family Runs In Aiken Triple Crown Race Contingent

The McFall family fields nine runners in the 29th annual Aiken Triple Crown Road Race at H Odell Weeks Activities Center. Carroll and Debbie McFall lead a homeschool group with children aged 1 to 18 racing Saturday on a windswept course through nearby neighborhoods.

McFall H. Odell Weeks Activities Center Carroll Debbie McFall Esther Aiken David Clemson University McFal John Mark Debbie Stephen Tim Adam Nathan Hannah

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