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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 13, 2007
Page
2
Donald Waters, a fledgling inventor from Beech Island, introduces Timbertite a cargo securement system for 18 wheelers with a 5000 pound polyester strap and a compression spring. He seeks a licensee at INPEX in Pittsburgh June 6 to 9 hoping to improve trucking safety.
The private St. Thaddeus Episcopal Mead Hall held its annual Strawberry Festival on Pendleton Street and Greenville Street with craft booths games inflatables a rock climbing wall and bake sale. Prizes in the bake-off went to Stacie Crooks Cindy Adriano and Mandy Kaylie Herlong with proceeds supporting Mead Hall programs. The event also featured student entries for the bake-off and a dog show while Home Depot and the Aiken SPCA participated.
Scott Payne, 39, was fatally struck while crossing U S Highway 1 at about 11 22 p m Friday night. Deputy coroner Jamie Crawford says the cause of death is multiple body trauma. A 2002 GMC 1500 pickup struck him as South Carolina Highway Patrol investigates. Oxology pending. Payne aimed to reach a family member’s home. This is the 17th fatal traffic incident in Aiken County in 2007.
The DuPont Planetarium hosts Mission 10 Mars on May 18 and 19 with showings at 7 and 8 pm. Tickets cost 4.50 for adults 3.50 for seniors and 2.50 for K 12 students. Reservations by phone at 803 641 3654.
Aiken County Council will hear a presentation of the fiscal year 2008 budget and will consider amending the code to add new land management regulations. The LMO includes a 300 foot curb cut rule and highway overlays, with third reading possible. The meeting starts 7 p.m. in Council chambers.
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