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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 2004
Page
2
A reader recalls seeing a white flatbed truck carrying 55 gallon drums marked with radioactive symbols along Whiskey Road in Aiken. The witness questioned the convoy and criticized the response from the Department of Transportation.
Citizens urge traffic changes as Aikens Makin' expresses that the event should relocate off public streets this year. Local residents voice concern about safety and disruption.
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The American Red Cross faces ongoing shortages despite prior help after the Sept 11 attacks. Rhonda O'Banion says the region must maintain a five day blood supply with about 500 units donated daily to serve 54 hospitals, amid disasters and regular emergencies. The Aiken center at 211 York St NE lists 642-5180 for details.
Aiken High School cadets recall 9 11 three years after the attacks. Senior cadet James Johnston, ROTC commander, reflects on change and patriotism while several classmates discuss involvement in the military and future plans.
In a three way race for a seat on the Aiken City Council Richard Smith and Eric Radford shifted focus after the Sept 11 2001 attacks. The primary gave way to a runoff and both men spoke as Americans. Smith defeated Radford as military service shaped their lives.
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