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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 17, 2005
Page
1
A recent report estimates the state could save 52 million dollars by altering car purchases and management. Talks in Asia bring North and South Korea to renewed face to face discussions over two days that may reshape regional relations.
A reader mentions Elaine Carter of Aiken and the Danielle Steel novel Echoes. The brief cites a book lover’s interest and a regional mention.
Obituary brief lists Pierce Carroll Aiken Harvey L Ergle Sr Deacon Patrick Fryar Glennis Maness Lena Sommer McCarty Denmark Madge Renew McLen don Clearwater Margaret Larke Simmons Jackson. Deaths and Funerals pages note services and affiliations for several area residents.
Section highlights include Bridge 8B, Classifieds 6B, Crossword 9B, Dear Abby 7A, Nation/World 9A, Obituaries 6A, Movie Listings 3B, Opinions, Sports 18, and TV Listings 3B. Calendar and 4A pages round out the daily coverage.
Transportation Secretary Norman Mineta unveils a federal plan to curb railroad accidents citing human error as a major factor. The Graniteville wreck killed nine and injured hundreds after a track switch error caused a chlorine spill prompting calls for enhanced oversight, training, and timelier hazard communication.
USC Aiken defends its national championship as the Pacers begin the NCAA Division II golf tournament at Savannah Harbor. Ten NCAA regional champions and five individuals join a 105 player field in a bid to extend the Southeast run of champions.
Aiken businessman Don Sprawls closes Sprawls Service & Sound on York Street after selling to Jim McKinney of McKinney Tire Service. Sprawls, age 50, will reduce daily duties but stay in auto sales and serve on Aiken City Council while focusing on family and other ventures.
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