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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 17, 2005

Page

10

Rail safety push after Graniteville crash sparks plan tweaks

Officials discuss Mineta plan after Graniteville accidents as trains roll through Columbia at 45 mph before speed cuts to 25 mph. Local leaders press for better hazard notification and safer air supplies on rail cars amid homeland security concerns.

Columbia Norfolk Southern Graniteville Mineta Robin Chapman Chapman Augusta Bob Young Young U.S. Conference of Mayors

USC Aiken Aims to Keep Momentum in Golf Tourney

Burkhart states USC Aiken plans to continue their season form as they pursue victory in the four round tournament. He asserts confidence that their best team will emerge on top after the event.

Usc Aiken Burkhart

Inmate dies after struggle at Baltimore Central Booking

An inmate, Raymond Smoot, dies after a fight with guards at the overcrowded Baltimore Central Booking and Intake Center. Six guards were placed on leave as investigators probe a homicide based on family attorneys claims of beating.

Baltimore Raymond Smoot Smoot Baltimore Central Archer Blackwell Guards Union Mark Vernarelli State Department of Public Safety and Correctional Services Warren Brown Regu Gail Smoot Delvanna Smoot Donnetta Kidd

Unions criticize AFL-CIO organizing plan amid leadership bid

Major AFL-CIO unions condemn the federation's plan to spend more on organizing new workers as a presidential race nears. They urge reallocating funds, with groups like Teamsters SEIU Laborers and UFCW backing stronger organizing efforts and arguing for radical changes to how the labor movement operates.

Afl-Cio Washington, D.C Organized Labor John Sweeney Teamsters Executive Council Las Vegas Sweeney Andrew Stern Service Employees International Union James P. Hoffa SEIU United Food and Commercial Workers Union U.S

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