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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 26, 2007
Page
1
The U S Department of Veterans Affairs plans to open a community based clinic in Aiken. Details remain scarce but the project is moving forward with formal steps underway.
The Aiken Foxhounds shut out the Anderson Joes 1B Friday night as the series continues today at 7 05 p m. Gas prices influence fans to take shorter trips while Memorial Day travel rises slightly.
Death notices list Joseph H Schaal Renaldo Spann and A W Whittle with funeral arrangements and services. Details include local churches and relatives named in a brief obituary section.
Former President Jimmy Carter adds his name to Savannah River Ecology Laboratory supporters in a May 22 letter to Energy Secretary Samuel Bodman. He warns the lab faces closure by May 31 without extra DOE funding and cites Dr. Eugene Odum’s ecological legacy as a reason to sustain the institution for Georgians and South Carolinians.
Mourners gathered at Calvary Cemetery to honor five men, six women, and two children whose bodies were unclaimed. Among the markers, Donna Belk’s stood out to her daughter Donna Johnson, who recalled her mother’s final moments and battle with cancer.
A 350 size engine and transmission used in the Atom ic City Cruisers charity raffle was stolen from Bob Ellison in New Ellenton. The group has raised money for Make A Wish and local families, with the theft harming the children they aid. Ellison sought help from the Sheriff and media to recover the engine and continue the fundraiser.
Robert Hob Harrington, longtime headmaster emeritus at Aiken Prep, was surprised and joyful when State Governor Mark Sanford, represented by Rep. Skipper Perry and Dat Campbell, presented him the Order of the Palmetto. Harrington began teaching in 1947 and has spent most of his career as Latin, English and French instructor.
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