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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 2007
Page
1
The Aiken Standard provides today’s obituaries free for local readers and distant relatives. Access the full obits at www.aikenstandard.com for those who missed the print edition.
Clues reference a location in Aiken sought on page 1C. A separate note points to a 1B item involving a stripper at a party and an accusation of sexual assault.
Obituary brief listing deaths from multiple localities including Aiken North Augusta Lakeland Wilson Martin Tenn and Tennesee area with names Richard Goehring Bertha Irene Green Madris Jones Holley George Humphreys Willard Johnson David McDowell Dave Moore and Edward Seanor.
Local page features Dear Abby horoscopes along with crossword puzzles and comic strips. Readers find light daily entertainment and bite sized guidance amid the calendar classifieds.
Seven law enforcement agencies across Aiken Burke Columbia Edgefield and Richmond counties plan a shared COPLINK database funded at 1.4 million by DHS. The system will link multiple databases via an interstate information highway within six months to unify crime data and aid investigations.
Andrew Jones a German major at The Citadel and 2003 Citadel entrant from Aiken High School earned a Fulbright Scholarship. He will study in Germany for nearly a year starting September on a project reconciling German Protestants and Catholics post Pope John Paul II visit. He plans seminary in 2008. He will marry Hillary Higgins in June and relocate to Germany.
U S Rep. Gresham Barrett of South Carolina told Aiken residents at USC Aiken that control of the House has opened new doors for bipartisanship. He cited health care entitlements and rising Medicare Medicaid Social Security spending as areas needing hard choices beyond party lines.
Southern Bank and Trust, a subsidiary of Southeastern Bank Financial Corpora tion, applied for federal approval to open a second branch in Aiken. The planned site is the historic Tavelle House at 149 Laurens St. N.W., the former Mango's restaurant, with regulatory clearance pursued through the Office of Thrift Supervision.
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