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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 27, 2004

Page

2

Tritium release from SRS sparks concern over river safety

Aiken Standard readers comment on Savannah River Site tritium in water alleging health risks and call for stricter controls. The letter also touches trash collection, immigration taxes, and customer loyalty grievances, urging action and responsible behavior.

SRS Savannah River

Corrections For Aiken High And South Aiken Golf

The Aiken Standard corrects two errors from recent editions. Matt James should read Matt Jones in the Aiken golf report. A photo on the front page misidentified CIA Director George Tenet in connection with a terrorism story by Richard Clarke.

Aiken High School South Aiken High School Matt James Aiken Matt Jones Aiken Standard CIA George Tenent Richard Clarke

Former New Ellenton clerk pleads guilty to embezzlement

Kimberly Ashley Bledsoe pleaded guilty in Aiken County Circuit Court to embezzling $97,611 from 1999 to 2002. She received 10 years in prison with 2 suspended, five years probation, and restitution of $47,611. The case prompted tighter town controls on funds and an SLED investigation begun in 2002.

New Ellenton Kimberly Ashley Bledsoe Aiken County Bledsoe Jimmy Williams S.C. Law Enforcement Division Barbara Morgan Morgan Jeremy Schoolfield Jschoolfield Aikenstandard.com

Missing 15 year old Amanda Mikell sought by sheriff

The Aiken County Sheriff's Office seeks Amanda Lillian Mikell 15 missing since November 17 2003 from Graniteville She attended Leavelle McCampbell Middle School after moving from Jackson area and has been seen in North Augusta Edgefield area Recently investigators describe her as a runaway and ask the public to provide information Contact Sgt Chris Funk at 800-922-9709 or 803 663 4300 with tips She is about 5 feet 4 inches tall 130 pounds with brown hair and brown eyes.

Aiken County Edgefield Funk Mikell Graniteville Jackson Jackson Middle School Leavelle- McCampbell Amanda Mikell Sheriff’s Office Karen Kdaily Aikenstandard

PolarCath uses nitrous oxide to treat artery blockages

Aiken Regional Medical Centers doctors are applying a CryoPlasty backed angioplasty variant called PolarCath using nitrous oxide to freeze and crack blockages in peripheral arteries. Patients number ten so far, with potential for long term relapse prevention if effective.

Aiken David Cundey Aiken Regional Carey Hindman Boston Scientific PolarCath Cundey Hindman South Carolina CSRA Jeremy Schoolfield Ischoolfield Aikenstandard

USCA Hosts Relay for Life to Honor Survivors on Campus

USCA students Andria and Vandria Steward joined by Jenny Brown and Danielle Lake helped launch a Relay for Life event on campus to support cancer victims and survivors. The May 14 7 PM to May 15 7 AM activity at Aiken High School aims to educate students about civic life and charitable involvement with Everett Johnson serving as honorary chairman.

Andria Vandria Steward USC Aiken Jenny Brown USCA Aiken Cate Tom Hallman Aiken High School Holly Woltz Lynn Drinkwater Brown

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