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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 16, 2009
Page
1
The Aiken Standard reports Clearwater fire chief faces arrest on a two year old warrant while sheriff denies any favoritism. The online readership engages with the story amid questions over local leadership and procedures.
South Carolina Attorney General Henry McMaster vows prosecution if Craigslist does not remove erotic services postings by Friday. Local report notes his legal pressure amid a broader crackdown on online adult ads.
Obituary notices for John Wade Battles of Kingwood Texas and Janie Ruth Seigler of Aiken, presented in the Deaths and Funerals section. Details mention their names and locations with standard obituary context.
The Aiken Relay For Life event gathers survivors families and supporters for 12 hours of activities to raise funds for cancer research honor those lost and celebrate life. More than 400 survivors registered and led the Survivor Lap at 7 p m with Sheri Still and Craig Rich co chairs noting the community’s ongoing fight against cancer.
Greg Rich, general manager of Dick Smith Motors in Jefferson Davis Highway, confirms the Chrysler dealership will cease operations by the first Wednesday in June. The move follows GM and Chrysler bankruptcy actions, with 1,100 U S dealerships facing severance and 15 jobs lost at the site.
The Center for Hydrogen Research and Santee Cooper dedicated a 20 kilowatt solar panel array to study hydrogen as a storage solution for solar energy. The system converts solar energy to hydrogen via electrolysis for use in hydrogen vehicles storage or reconversion to electricity. Lonnie Carter chairs Santee Cooper praises CHR as a catalyst for utilities and customers.
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