Aiken Standard Apologizes for Sunday Paper Delays
Mechanical problems with the press caused significant delays in delivering the Aiken Standard Sunday edition. Both home delivery and single copy papers were affected and the newspaper apologized for the inconvenience caused.
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Area Deaths in Aiken and North Augusta
Obituary notices for James W. Carver of Aiken and Paul S. Miller Jr. of North Augusta along with the Rev. C. David Laird Jr. of Aiken appear in the Deaths and Funerals brief on page 6A.
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Five Day Weather Outlook Cloudy With Thunderstorms
Cloudy conditions with isolated thunderstorms across the period. Highs near 72 and lows around 58. Expect variable rain chances and mild humidity through the five day forecast.
Retirement Celebration Honors Rev Nathaniel Irvin Sr End of Era
A Sunday gathering at Old Storm Branch Baptist Church in North Augusta marked the retirement of Rev Nathaniel Irvin Sr after 54 years of service. The event featured tributes from Rev Benjamin Snoddy and remarks by organizer Patricia Abney McDaniel as Irvin and his wife Eugenia received praise for faithful leadership.
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Ethics bill faces tight vote in South Carolina House
The South Carolina House faces a Wednesday deadline to advance an ethics reform package. Leaders say the 38 page measure must pass Tuesday and a 5 pm Wednesday vote send it to the Senate. Supporters praise income disclosure while critics say reforms do not go far enough.
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Mystery image of child laborer Sadie Phifer explored by Manning
Massachusetts historian Joe Manning seeks details on Sadie Phifer, photographed by Lewis Hine in 1908 at age about nine. Despite publishing the story and posting findings on his Hine Project site, no descendants or locals came forward. Sadie later lived in Aiken County and Danville, Virginia, before dying in 1950.
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