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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 2005
Page
1
USC Aiken unveiled road signs honoring its second straight NCAA Division I golf championship and learned of a second national honor. 1B Wilbanks performs community service cutting grass for her disappearance before her planned wedding. 10A
Myrtis Johnson of Aiken shares her current title The Rising by Tim LaHaye and Jerry Jenkins. The saga follows spiritual conflict and prophetic themes as the protagonists pursue faith and survival amid tumultuous events.
Deaths and Funerals page lists Clarence Abney Moneta Lizzie Inez Prescott Abstance Windsor Sallie Mae Reed Williston Kathleen Theresa OConnell Crowley Ruth Ann Friar Martin Ward Elizabeth Harrell Messer and other obituaries. Names appear with brief notices of death and family acknowledgments on 5B.
The September vote will determine two unchallenged seats as six candidates filed for the Aiken City Council. Democrat Lessie Price appears likely to keep District 2 as no general election is required without cross party contests.
Fourth grader Chelsea Reid cherishes the renovated Oakwood Windsor Elementary with removal of 18 mobile classrooms. Mossy Creek Elementary opens late due to delays, hosting a first-day attendance of 23 560 with enrollment expected to grow by 1 000 by the 11th day.
School bells signal a new year in Aiken County with students returning to classrooms. Public Safety urges drivers to slow in school zones as crossing guards monitor crossings and speed limits tighten during arrival and dismissal periods to prevent accidents.
Mikey a Lab Chow mix aged about a year to 18 months arrived at the SPCA with a deeply embedded chain collar that cut into his neck. After emergency veterinary surgery he recovered in the annex and moved to the adoption room on Friday August 5.
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