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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 2006
Page
1
Focus on You presents Easter images from Aiken along with local events. The page also notes Iraqi unity government setbacks as parliament session is delayed and sectarian attacks claim at least 35 lives. A Boulder Colorado boy is hurt by a mountain lion before the animal is killed.
Obituary notice records the deaths of Joseph Butler of Graniteville Wallace Mealing of Kenton and B Wells of Augusta with brief listings of their passing and locations.
John Glenn Campbell, now a licensed tattooist at Body Art Ink in Myrtle Beach, recalls his first tattoo and welcomes the new era of regulated, health‑standard tattooing state wide. He praises safe shops in and out of state and notes the transition from illegal and unregulated practices to a formal industry. The feature previews a series on Tattoo as an art form.
Rep Dan Tripp joins with South Carolina Common Cause to end leadership PACs that solicit funds for a politician and then direct those donors to campaigns. The measure aims to close an ethics loophole as Tripp nears not seeking re election and ends his term in June.
South Aiken Church of God plans one of South Carolina's first Life Skills programs with a 26 week course starting May 5. Classes run Fridays 7 to 10 p.m. at Whiskey Road church, with gender separated groups and a 12 person limit.
The article discusses methods developed to help abuse survivors move beyond early trauma. Francis explains that childhood molestation in any of five forms can halt development, with effects persisting for years after the incident.
Kay Mixon recalls John Cumbee a retired DOE attorney and longtime CAAP mentor who helped found and sustain the Cumbee Center to Assist Abused Persons He died April 25 1994 but his widow and family continue supporting CAAP and its shelter project in Aiken South Carolina.
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