Board member makes anti Buddhist Muslim slur at meeting
Columbia. A South Carolina state Board of Education member Henry Jordan used the phrase Screw the Buddhists and Kill the Muslims while discussing displaying the Ten Commandments in public schools. The remark was recorded on tape and later expunged from the minutes. Jordan later apologized, saying he was venting frustration and that Christianity should be taught. State officials dissociated from the comment and Buddhist leaders called him arrogant.
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Obituary notices for Claudine Blackwell and others
Obituaries list multiple individuals including Claudine Blackwell of Blackville Jessie Blocker of Aiken Ruth Thompson Gantt of Salley Jeffery V Huff of Belvedere Byron Ott of Wagener and Staff Sgt Joseph Riley USA Ret on page 2B with brief notices of their passing.
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Claudine Blackwell
Blackville
Jessie Blocker
Aiken
Ruth Thompson Gantt
Salley
Jeffery V. Huff
Belvedere
Byron Ott
Wagener
Joseph Riley
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Georgia Lottery Draw Report For Thursday
Georgia lottery results list winning numbers for Thursday including Cash 663 62 and Fantasy 5 45 12 18. Ash 6 78 appears as an entry in the draw details along with the other prize lines.
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Bookmobile Offers Summer of Reading Opportunities
The Aiken-Bamberg Barnwell Edgefield Regional Library System announces a summer Bookmobile schedule running June through December. It covers 2000 plus miles monthly visiting communities, child care centers, nursing homes. 39065 items circulated last year. For requests and stops call Sara Thigpen at 642-7582.
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Explosion at Hanford prompts tougher safety reviews
An explosion at the Hanford Site near Richland Washington occurred in a chemical makeup room inside a defunct plutonium facility. No radioactive release or injuries were reported eight workers were hospitalized as a precaution but released. Westinghouse Savannah River Co urged enhanced chemical procedure reviews at Savannah River Site and coordination with Hanford as details emerge.
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Westinghouse sues DOE over SRS relocation reimbursements
Westinghouse appeals a U S Court of Claims case seeking to avoid 11 million dollars in relocation payments for Savannah River Site workers. Former executive William A. Quinn testified on transition costs and the disputed tax debt reimbursements amid DOE rules prohibiting such payments.
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Energy Department
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Midland Valley High student arrested for razor threat
A 17 year old, Richard Rice Quiller of North Augusta, was arrested at Midland Valley High School after he threatened another student with a razor blade at about 11 25 am. He was charged with disturbing school and carrying a weapon on school property and released on bond after being taken to the Aiken County Detention Center. No injuries were reported.
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Richard Rice Quiller
Powerhouse Road
North Augusta
Aiken County
Michael Frank
ACSO
Warren Whitson
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