05 Sep 2005
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 2005
Page
1
The Church of the Holy Cross could lose its historic landmark status as termite damage threatens its future. The lawsuit outcome looms over the building’s fate and nearby community heritage.
Aiken Standard spotlights readers and books highlighting literacy in a fast paced world. Adrian Thompson notes Kimberla Lawson Robinson Best Kept Secret is the featured title with page 5C coverage.
Area deaths list multiple individuals including Gerald Robinson Gray Court Eunice H Valentine Jon Fred Davis New Ellenton Bertha C Wooley Barnwell and Lindsay Marie Rose Aiken with brief funeral notices and locations.
A six 21 person SC law enforcement strike teams convoy left Graniteville to assist Mississippi relief efforts after Hurricane Katrina. Officers from ACSO Aiken PD Orangeburg/Newberry and SC agencies join others from SLED Highway Patrol Charleston Greenville for traffic control search and rescue duties in Gulfport.
The Aiken County American Red Cross chapter prepares to help evacuees from Hurricane Katrina with volunteer staff and local fundraising. Centers in Columbia and Greenville welcome families from Aiken Salley and Denmark as relief efforts expand.
Researchers from Furman University to the Savannah River Site pursue alternatives to fossil fuels as gas prices rise. Clemson chemist Stephen Creager advances lithium battery tech to boost hybrid and hydrogen vehicle efficiency, while safety concerns about lithium fires are noted.
Heyward Jean credits his mother Vanessa Butler Jean for ingenuity and dream shaping. In Langley she urged high expectations and service, guiding him toward a teaching career inspired by mentors at LBC Middle, Midland Valley High and Claflin College. Through Call Me Mister at Clemson, he joined the elementary teaching field after earning his degree in 2004.
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