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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 2008
Page
1
Readers are urged to plan early for gifts. The Aiken Standard promotes a Holiday Shopping Guide—found at the site and via a banner—designed to offer gift ideas and budget tips for a relaxed, economical approach to holiday spending.
Police arrest the brother in law of Jennifer Hudson in the deaths of the entertainer's mother brother and nephew. The Hudson slayings investigation leads to arrests as authorities pursue charges in a family tragedy.
The U S weekly average price for a gallon of regular unleaded gasoline is reported as part of a market update. Dealers track changes across regions influencing consumer costs and energy policy discussions.
Obituaries report the deaths of Joseph Edward Ellis Ready Aiken and Cecil Rhea Snyder Jr. in Charlotte North Carolina with funeral notices pending. The brief lists their names and location.
About 80 kindergarten pupils from Jefferson Elementary enjoyed a free performance of The Nutcracker at Imperial Theatre. Dance Augusta organized the show with title I school access, inspiring students to connect with the story and senses.
Alaska governor Sarah Palin rallied about 2,500 supporters in Perry Georgia urging Georgia voters to back Sen Saxby Chambliss in the runoff election The appearance marks her first campaign stop for Chambliss since McCain Palin ran in the 2008 presidential race
Aiken launches Christmas activities with the 14th Holly Days at downtown businesses through Dec 20, the Farmers Market events on Saturdays through Dec 27, and the city tree lighting at the downtown fountain Friday at 6 pm. Detours may affect 3A Richland Ave. and Laurens Street during weekend events.
Brian Tucker, longtime North Augusta resident since 1999 and the citys new Greater North Augusta Chamber of Commerce president, spoke at a Monday press conference about his nine years of local ties and his plan to make the Chamber a direct benefit to businesses. He emphasized reconnecting members and proving tangible benefits while serving as the communitys No 1 spokesman.
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