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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 20, 2009

Page

12

Sunday hours debate raises church and shopper concerns

Blue Stores weigh changing Sunday hours as others worry about church attendance and religious obligation. River of Life Church pastor, Aiken church leaders, and local business figures discuss whether shopping or worship should take priority and the potential tax impact on South Carolina schools.

River of Life Church John Zimmerman Aiken God

Kaber family gift fuels USCA scholarship fund

Kayla Butler, a senior nursing major at USCA, has benefited from university scholarships as addressing financial aid. Pastides and Hallman praise the Kaber family and Family Fund for a one million dollar donation that supports students amid tough economic times. Rob Novit at movitaikenstandard.com for more details.

Kaber Pastides Kayla Butler USCA Partnership Board Hallman

Assault investigation in Belvedere area linked to red Suburban

Aiken County Sheriff's deputies searched for a red Chevy Suburban after a woman in her 20s reported a sexual assault on Ridgefield Drive in North Augusta Belvedere. Two white males were in the vehicle. she was later released and treated at the Medical College of Georgia. Call (800) 922-9709 with information.

Aiken County Sheriff's Office Augusta Belvedere Troy Elwell

Census: Poor and uninsured numbers likely rise in 2008 data

Washington reports the poverty count may exceed 12.7 percent with about 38.8 million in poverty as preliminary 2008 census figures loom. Commerce Department official Rebecca Blank notes figures are not final and could show a statistically significant uptick.

Washington, D.C Rebecca Blank Commerce Department Associated Press Blank

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