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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 2009
Page
1
Local high school football photographers and fans are invited to upload photos to the Aiken Standard Off the Field site. Members can share images, follow teams, and engage with coverage from the local gridiron scene. Visit www.aikenstandard.com and click Off the Field to begin.
Paws and Tails Pet Grooming in Warrenville hosts a Saturday fundraiser to aid Molly Brown a Boston terrier found wandering Marion North Carolina in poor shape. Six men and two women were arrested for soliciting without a license after ignoring warnings about door to door sales.
The weekly average price for jet fuel in the United States shows a modest uptick as refiners adjust margins and airlines monitor crude benchmarks. Analysts note tightening supply notches and seasonal demand shifts impacting per gallon costs across major hubs.
Obituary notices list Deborah Lynn Williams Cansler and Macy Lane Steele of Aiken. Sofia B Hauser of Aiken. Chester Rogers Magee of Charlotte, North Carolina. Includes brief death disclosures and funeral details.
Macy Lane Steele died from asphyxiation after choking on a metal screw found in her bedroom. The 4-year-old was playing when she reportedly placed the inch-and-a-half screw in her mouth. Fire and rescue teams attended the Aiken home and EMS removed the object before she was taken to hospital where she died at 10 p.m. The coroner’s office continues to investigate.
A reminiscence about school cafeterias at Greendale Elementary. The writer recalls sloppy joes and Salisbury steak, meals prepped hours before lunch, and moments when parents joined children for Bring Your Parent to Lunch days, while highlighting the workers behind the scenes.
A U S Department of Energy official says nearly 15 000 drums of depleted uranium from Savannah River Site will begin disposal in Utah in December, two months later than planned. U S Rep Jim Matheson seeks to pause shipments until Nuclear Regulatory Commission issues new disposal rules, with rulemaking not expected until 2012.
Aiken County woman Judy W. Dickson pleaded guilty to murder for hire in a scheme to have her estranged husband Raymon Dickson and his son Ryan killed. She offered $10,000 plus expenses to burn their Shallotte home while they slept, but the plot was foiled when the would be killer alerted authorities. Dickson faces up to 10 years in prison plus supervised release and a $250,000 fine. No sentencing date has been set.
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