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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 2006
Page
1
Aiken SERTOMA Club members work behind the scenes to ensure a smooth Spring Steeplechase event with volunteers coordinating race logistics and safety measures. The piece highlights local civic involvement and event support.
In a daily feature the Aiken Standard promotes reader discussion about literature. Terry Helsiley of Columbia discusses Over the River and Through the Woods in a brief reader spotlight.
Obituary notices list Gerald David Barton of Clearwater Elzie Range Brooks of Williston Lawrence Arthur Moody of Wagener among recent deaths and funeral arrangements noted in the 6A notices.
Nearly 30 protesters gathered on Park Avenue and Chesterfield Street Monday for a Candlelight Vigil marking the third anniversary of the Iraq war. Speakers urged troop withdrawal and international peacekeepers, with attendees citing tax dollars funding deaths and criticizing leadership. The next silent vigil is set for Tuesday April 4 from 5 to 6 p.m.
A Defense Nuclear Facilities Safety Board report casts doubt on DOE-SR ability to coordinate two independent contractors at Savannah River Site. It notes DOE management lags in enforcing new oversight directives due by September and warns DOE must fill a substantial gap to implement policies.
Luke William Key a 51 year old Beech Island resident died from severe head trauma after his 2002 Harley veered off Pine Log Road and into a ditch then into the woods near a tree. He was not wearing a helmet and alcohol and speed are suspected factors. The road was closed for debris cleanup and toxicology results are pending.
USC President Andrew Sorensen urged lawmakers to boost USCA funding, highlighting a potential 600000 one time infusion to curb the rising student faculty ratio. He noted tuition caps and statewide budget cuts, and suggested new revenue from corporate partnerships and a convocation center as universities seek diverse funding sources.
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