Four hurt in crash on I-20 Wednesday night
A one vehicle crash on Interstate 20 near mile marker 2 left seven aboard, four ejected and two airlifted to Palmetto Richland Memorial. Driver Stephena Gaines wore a seatbelt. Passengers Andrea Milner and Shakia Harvey were treated at Aiken Regional Medical Centers.
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Interstate 20
Columbia
South Carolina
High ‘Way Patrol
Lance Cpl
Kelley Hughes
Mario Phills
Deshawn Loyd
Rafael Harvey
Tracy Harvey
Hughes
Phills
Palmetto Richland Memorial Hospital
Stephena Gaines
New Bern
N.C
Andrea Milner
Shakia Harvey
Aiken Regional
Water supply tainted by radium in Jackson taps
Jackson Public Works warned the town’s drinking water contains unsafe radium levels though not an immediate threat. The 2001 monitoring period showed exceedances, with ongoing evaluation and a plan to issue a preliminary engineering report by May 31 2002.
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Jackson
Public Works Department
Labanr
Department of Health and Environmental Control
Town of Jackson Public Works
High tech drug analysis lab planned for four counties
Aiken County funds a new high tech drug analysis lab to serve Aiken Edgefield Barnwell and Saluda counties. The project totals 227046 dollars with 117836 funded by a federal grant and is centered on a 90000 dollar gas chromatography mass spectrometer. The lab will be housed in the east wing of the Hampton Avenue jail and aims to begin after the Wire Road jail opens.
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Aiken County
Aiken
Edgefield
Barnwell
Saluda
Sheriff's Office
Michael Frank
South Carolina
Frank
Wire Road
Hampton Avenue
Governor's Office
Aiken history comes alive through local author visit
Twenty six students from Aiken Preparatory School toured historic sites in Aiken and met author Idella Bodie about her book The Secret of the Telfair Inn. The visit highlighted local history tied to the Willcox and historic homes, with Bodie signing copies and discussing writing.
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Aiken Preparatory School
Idella Bodie
Telfair Inn
Willcox
Aiken
Heather Whitmier
Marcy
Phil Dunlap
Mrs. Crowe
Nnn
Andrew Rainer
First Baptist Church
Eli Davis
Coker Spring
Aiken Prep
Judith Burgess
Bodie
Sandlapper Press
Stamput
Pr Lord
Monetta Man Convicted in Fatal May Knife Attack
Clarence Small, 26, was found guilty of murder and weapons possession in Aiken County for a May 18 2001 knife slaying of Rodney Windlass at Small’s home. He received 38 years for murder and five more for the knife crime, totaling 43 years. Windlass died from liver injury after the five stab wounds following an argument between friends of the same woman.
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Monetta
Aiken County
Clarence Small
Rodney Peeples
Small
Rodney Windlass
Ben Moore
Windlass
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Morgan Jones
Virginia Acres Pak
Contro
H Harvey
No Inform
Johnson, Laschober and Associates
Prelimanary
DHEC
Saluda Counties
Sandy Nesmith
Philip Lord
Charleston
Aiken Cnamper of Commerce
June Murff
Murff
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