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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 2009
Page
2
The Aiken Standard films the Mr. Central High School Game of the Week each week. DVD copies are $7.99 at www.aikenstandard.com via Off the Field or at 326 Rutland Drive. Call 648-2311. Showings are Sundays at 2 p.m. and 4 p.m.
The message notes that daylight saving time ends at 2 am Eastern on Sunday and urges everyone to set clocks back one hour before sleeping or before midnight.
James Jimmy Bolen Jr and Lois Jean McFadden Hunter are listed among the deaths and funerals in Aiken. Mary Pearl Odom is also noted in the Aiken death notices with details pending.
Al Zeiny, 41, a former Washington Safety Management Solutions lead structural engineer, sues WSMS in the Aiken division alleging racial and religious discrimination. He says coworkers mocked him for being Muslim, sabotaged his work, and he was fired days after filing a complaint. The suit cites hostile conduct and claims of being labeled a terrorist.
A local group dubbed Brenda’s Angels supports their friend Brenda diagnosed with pancreatic cancer. They educate others about the disease while sharing personal stories about her family including son Jason and daughter in law Hannah awaiting their first child Henry William Bodie due January 2010.
Clay Ramsey of the DOE Nuclear Security Administration said the MOX facility at the Savannah River Site is on schedule to begin operations in 2016. The project, stemming from a 2000 US Russia agreement, converts 34 metric tons of surplus plutonium into fuel for commercial reactors, with potential for nine more tons. Ramsey stated the effort aims to make the world safer by reducing thousands of warheads.
The Aiken SPCA has canceled its annual Westmuttster dog show amid a busy capital campaign for a new facility off Willow Run Road and a planned Dec 12 dog park opening. Executive Director Gary Willoughby said the planning burden and committees overwhelmed the nonprofit this year. Westminster is slated to return in November 2010.
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