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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 2009
Page
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Aiken High School seeks a state title this year as team prospects and key players are discussed. A judge indicated a water restraining order could be extended. decision tied to Avondale Mills. Full forecast on page 6C.
Deaths and Funerals item lists Louie E. Garvin Jr. Aiken Betty Jean Widener Harrington Aiken James Hayes Williston Hugh D. Kelley Aiken Nancy Ellery Mowry Winter Springs Fla 6A.
Retail stores weigh Sunday hours as blue law repeal takes effect September 13. Wal Mart says customers can buy full range of items at Aiken and North Augusta stores starting Sept 13 while clothing and housewares remain restricted before 1 30 p m Sundays. Aiken County Council delayed implementation to allow adjustment.
J David Jameson of the Greater Aiken Chamber notes stores may shift to noon patterns while PetSmart plans 10 am openings. Home Depot GMs weigh Sundays, K Mart prefers 8 am, Bed Bath & Beyond debates earlier hours. Community concerns cite church service conflicts and local ordinances.
USC Aiken announces a 1.3 million gift from the late Donald and Lee Kaber for scholarships for financially needy students. The donation, unveiled by Chancellor Tom Hallman with USC President Harris Pastides, honors a longtime family tie to the university and comes as the USC system faces budget cuts estimated at 4 to 5 percent.
The Aiken Standard announces a comprehensive overhaul of football coverage for the season. Readers will see print web and TV components with team sites, in depth statistics, photos and play by play on The Field and Off The Field features. The plan includes every local school game with writers at each venue and special TV broadcasts on WJBF. Local figures Ed Girardeau and Ken Brace provide commentary.
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