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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 2010
Page
1
The page advertises the Mature Times weekly edition with access to the Business Card Directory online via www.aikenstandard.com. It mentions HarborChase event photos and other local business listings available in the Mature Times edition.
A wealthy New Jersey county with a history of retail activity considers repealing blue laws that restrict Sunday commerce. The discussion centers on aligning local policy with economic opportunities and modern shopping patterns.
A regional death notice lists Mari Nelson Bowen of St Simons Island Georgia William L Forrest of Johnston Mary Lybrand Hooper of Warrenville Sammie Landy Jr of Boston Massachusetts and Lucille Key Porter of Aiken. The notice appears in the 6A Deaths and Funerals section.
The Department of Energy and the Nuclear Regulatory Commission reply to Aiken County's February suit seeking to block Yucca Mountain Project closure. They argue Aiken has no legal standing to intervene or to claim damages as the federal plan to withdraw the Nevada site application proceeds. The case aims to halt the decision affecting 4,000 metric tons of nuclear waste from Savannah River Site.
Midland Valley High School archer Andrew Atkinson defended his state title in Columbia to lead the 16 person team to the state championship and a national contest berth in Louisville. Devon Puckett finished second in girls division and Laurna Jackson third, with Atkinson scoring 281 points.
General Motors will continue its sales and service franchise at Johnson Motor Co in Aiken Augusta Highway, reversing a prior move to lapse franchises. Duncan Johnson said GM reinstatement confirms ongoing GM product on the lot, while Henna Chevrolet awaits GM contact. Jimmy Scott of Henna says they hope for a call as GM restructures about 2,000 dealer agreements.
Brandon Williams of Aiken helped form a landmark USC medical school class with nine African American men, the most in a single class. He graduates from the MUSC program this month and heads to an anesthesia residency at Barnes Jewish Hospital in St. Louis. His family includes Leroy Williams, a retired Air Force colonel and Savannah River Nuclear Solutions planner, and Aretta Williams, a speech pathologist. Brandon credited his parents and Dr. Ben Carson for inspiration while highlighting community progress in minority representation in medicine.
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