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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 19, 2012
Page
1
Dozens of residents and local businesses attended a pauper funeral for six Aiken residents whose bodies remained unclaimed due to lack of funds. The ceremony recognized the individuals and their quiet burial in a public service.
Aiken Public Safety and the Aiken County Sheriff's Office hold many counterfeit bills in evidence and explain how to recognize fakes. The Aiken Standard previews Sunday’s feature detailing telltale signs of bogus currency and tips for verification.
Autopsy shows 64-year-old Craig Jarvis shot ex-wife Lynn Carlisle at her Cherry Hills Drive home Thursday morning and then fatally shot himself after exchanging fire with Aiken Public Safety and sheriff's deputies. Carlisle died of multiple gunshot wounds. manner of Jarvis’s death pending state probe.
Public Safety moved five officers from line duty for clearance checks after they responded to Carlisle pleas and entered the home to rescue the victim. Sgt. Craig Burgess, Cpl. Jeremy Hembree, Master PSO Jennifer Bickel, Master PSO Steve Miano, and Detective Marty Sawyer named. See murder, 14A.
The NRC quarterly review of the Mixed Oxide Fuel Fabrication Facility under construction at the Savannah River Site identified three Level I violations. Shaw AREVA MOX Services failed to provide proper work documents define critical characteristics and implement adequate corrective actions for conditions adverse to quality.
The Labor Department reports the nationwide unemployment rate at 7.1 percent in April, down from March. Unemployment dropped in 37 states, rose in five, and stayed the same in eight, with 22 states under 7 percent. Employers added about a million jobs over five months.
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