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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 03, 2011
Page
1
President Obama called bin Ladens kill a good day for America as Navy SEALs killed the al Qaida leader and seized his documents. The world was safer, and Obama planned a visit to New Yorks ground zero.
Kahdiyjah McLean, now a Naval Junior ROTC cadet at Aiken High, recalls the Sept 11, 2001 terrorist attacks when she was a kindergartner in Brooklyn. She remembers the loud noise over her school and the realization that a jet had crashed.
A kid friendly briefing outlines safe, factual answers about the bin Laden death. The article notes adult supervision and age appropriate language for young readers seeking clarity.
President Obama plans a visit to New York as security measures and political discussions unfold. White House aides coordinate with city authorities to ensure safety while addressing national concerns.
Three adults and three children escaped unharmed as Aiken Public Safety fighting the fire at a mobile home on Dallas Circle, which was fully destroyed. Firefighters arrived within three minutes to heavy flames and smoke, with the living room identified as the origin. $ SUV damage reported and no immediate neighboring threats. The investigation continues with no definitive cause.
Local death notices list Addison Wayne Smith Aiken Barbara Williamson Salley Jerry Johnson Sr Graniteville T Jerry Linton West Grove Pa Edna Bell Manuel Scoggins Augusta with funeral details in the 6A section listing names and locations of deceased and forthcoming services.
The Department of Energy awarded a 2.2 billion contract to a URS led team for decontamination and decommissioning at the East Tennessee Technology Park in Oak Ridge Tennessee. The five year deal with a four year option covers remediation of ETTP facilities tied to the Manhattan Project. Leo Sain of URS will serve as president and project manager overseeing nuclear facility cleanup and ongoing environmental missions.
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