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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 04, 2005
Page
1
More than 30 attorneys from both sides met in the Aiken federal courthouse to discuss a proposed class action settlement with Norfolk Southern over the Graniteville train wreck and chemical spill. The agreement would compensate owners of affected real property and aims for a summer resolution.
The sixth Star Wars film Star Wars Episode III Revenge of the Sith will premiere at Aiken Mall Cinemas with showtimes at 12:01 a.m. on May 19. About 20 percent of tickets have sold. prices are $8 for adults and $5.50 for seniors and children under.
Regal theaters announce late screening for Star Wars Episode III Revenge of the Sith with a midnight show and multiple daytime screenings on May 19 in Aiken. Dick Westerling of Regal notes the high profile release warrants the special event. The film, sixth in the saga, follows Anakin Skywalker’s path to the Dark Side.
Experts urge not to rescue or care for nestling birds on your own even as springtime brings many babies. Rehabilitator Mary Schroeder notes natural behavior includes hopping fledglings while trained handlers provide proper care.
Louise and Leroy Chavous returned from church to find their daughter Gwen Chavous badly mauled by three dogs. Her right arm was amputated at the shoulder after emergency surgery. she endured nine operations and now fears further attacks in Aiken.
The USDA Forest Service Savannah River observes the 100th anniversary of the Forest Service with remarks at the SRES Conference Center. The agency has managed about 200000 acres at SRS for over five decades, highlighting trees and lakes over nuclear associations. Richard Booth, retired in 1989, shares memories during the centennial event.
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