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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 2004
Page
2
A listener complains about red cross symbols appearing on soil bags in their yard and links the idea to communism. The caller urges readers to share views via the Talkback hotline or email, noting names may be edited or withheld.
Shepeard Community Blood Center marks its Aiken Anniversary on September 24 from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Donors will receive free treats and refreshments.
The Aiken Downtown Development Association holds its 2004 annual meeting at Newberry Hall to review a successful year and outline next steps. New design guidelines, strategic market analysis, and depot and cultural center reconstructions are planned with public workshops September 28 and October 14.
The rain held off for the second season debut of Art After Hours as Doug Rabold and 11 outlets opened their doors. The Aiken Center for the Arts hosted exhibitions by Kimberly Aring Carter Lisa Cook and Sandra Etherington Tucker and Kristin Brown marked her first public event as executive director. The event runs 6 to 9 PM on the third Thursday each month through May.
Tyrone Rosales, 26, was found not guilty of the October 29 2002 armed robbery of a BP station on Richland Avenue. The jury deliberated about 90 minutes after hearing testimony from two accomplices and Rosales's attorney argued the stories did not align. Rosales remains in custody on a separate armed robbery charge.
SRNL researchers report nuclear hydrogen production shows promise for energy, with economics competitive to natural gas and a pathway using a high temperature helium cooled reactor and water-splitting. The three year study, funded by DOE, includes collaboration with University of South Carolina General Atomics and Argonne National Laboratory.
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