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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 2005
Page
1
NYC officials faced a subway terror threat with Public details shared by Mayor Bloomberg and the police chief. They defended their decision to go public about the bomb threat to the New York subway.
Aiken Standard features Hermine Seckinger Aiker discussing Cast of Shadows by Kevin Guilfoile. The piece highlights literacy’s importance in a fast paced tech world and invites readers to join today’s book lover discussion.
Deaths and Funerals listing mourns Franklin T Holmes of West Columbia Mary Helen W Plunkett of Aiken Mary L Messer Perdue of Augusta and Peggy Pringle with brief notices of their passing and funeral details.
Officials confirm a ground breaking ceremony at Savannah River Site next week to prepare for a MOX plant converting weapons grade plutonium to reactor fuel. DOE spokesman Jim Giusti says the event marks site prep not a guaranteed project. Local leaders hail the move as a potential jobs push and milestone.
Graniteville staffer Mari lyn Mason brought many creatures to Byrd Elementary School for Amy Phibbs' first grade class. Students touched critters including a Pacman frog also called the Argentine horned frog. The lesson tied to science standards on habitats and frog identification.
Rosa McKevie 52 of Aiken is identified as the woman found dead in a wooded area off Springer Field Church Road after two weeks of investigation. Forensic work linked hospital X rays and the Sept. 25 autopsy, with the coroner saying the death is being treated as natural pending further investigation.
The Aiken Standard’s circulation unit emphasizes timely delivery with a 99.98 percent rate and independent carrier contractors who handle delivery and subscriber collections. The 2005 internal audit shows daily sales at about 15,900 and Sunday sales near 15,500, up from the prior year.
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