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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 2007
Page
1
Today’s obituaries are accessible for free at Aiken Standard's website www.aik enstandard.com, offering readers the latest notices without a cost.
The son of a minister received a 15 year prison sentence after admitting to molesting six girls. The report appears in the 4A section with additional notes about Gala highlights and sectional coverage.
Marie Bassett Aiko Robert E Hagins Aker Sallie Mae James Ike Betty Grubbs Pardue listed in this death and funeral notice. Readers are directed to the 6A section for full obituaries and service details.
In Aiken signs for Mitt Romney, a Republican presidential hopeful, dot town streets including the 118 Bypass near Silver Bluff Road and Pine Log Road. State law bans posters on highway right of ways but some signs remain visible, with officials noting interstate rights of way are not allowed.
Local officials note signs pose visibility and maintenance issues. SCDOT contacts sign placers about violations and removal rules. Politicians like Mitt Romney supporters see early notice and debate timing boosting signs, while signs may cause campaign fatigue and misread public support.
David Esto of Aiken has been named one of twelve national finalists in Tropos Networks Coolest Use of Citywide Wi Fi Photo Contest. His entry shows him alone in a woodland setting with a laptop connected to a citywide network.
States widen State Children's Health Insurance Program access by raising income limits to include more middle class families. Policy officials note the shift aims to extend coverage though federal health officials caution against overreliance on public funds.
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