Economic Indicator Up 0.1 Percent in October
The Conference Board reports the Index of Leading Economic Indicators rose 0.1 percent in October, the ninth straight monthly gain, with September up 0.2 percent and August up 0.1 percent. Despite flat personal incomes, signs of moderating growth appear alongside brisk holiday sales and solid U.S. manufacturing gains.
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Kevin Flanagan
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Obituary notices list a set of local residents
Obituary notices on Page 2B list Spencer Barefield Aiken William R Burkett Bath Margaret R Drew North Augusta Cynthia G Bush Beech Island Joan Vendervliet Grady Aiken Irvin Green Jr Warrenville Vivian E Manuel Gloverville Barbara Fuller Rice Johnston William R Wilcox North Augusta lina Swittenberg Young Atlanta.
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Spencer Barefield
Aiken
William R. Burkett
Bath
Margaret R. Drew
North Augusta
Cynthia G. Bush
Beech Island
Joan Vendervliet Grady
Irvin Green Jr
Warrenville
Vivian E. Manuel
Gloverville
Barbara Fuller Rice
Johnston
William R. Wilcox
Lina Swittenberg Young
Atlanta
Monday's Winning Numbers Report Card
The fragment lists lottery style numbers with 87.6 and 5:21 as format hints. Lacking clear entities or an event, the item notes winning numbers from a Monday drawing and a stray time or score. No organization or place names are identifiable.
Finding the right Christmas tree is a personal choice
The article notes over 60 million Americans buy a Christmas tree each year and discusses how shoppers pick by gut feeling. It highlights preferences from Leslie Murphy on toppers and from Harold and Retha Harmon focusing on height, width, color, and aroma, while Daniel Price urges buyers to check freshness and shape.
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Leslie Murphy
Ms. Murphy
Harold
Retha Harmon
Aiken
Harmon
Harmons
North Augusta clamps down on video poker zoning
NORTH AUGUSTA The city council adopted a C-5 zoning map restricting video poker game operators to a 300 acre area along U S 1 and US 78 east of downtown. The move aims to isolate electronic games as state law prevents banning cash payouts by local option referendum. Edgefield County sees operators relocate after 1994 votes banned payouts.
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North Augusta
U.S. 1
Kmart
Savannah River
Edgefield County
Aiken County
North Augusta council debates development standards ordinance
Kay reacts as the council approves a development standards ordinance with amendable language to isolate gaming operations. The Metz Drive zoning plan and urban development talks draw citizens while no video poker operators attend. Mayor Greene and City Administrator Martin anticipate a court challenge to the zoning conditions. Jimmy Martin of Great Games could not be reached for comment.
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North Augusta
Metz Drive
Tom Greene
Charles Martin
Jimmy Martin
Great Games
Freshman lawmakers seek unity beyond party politics
The largest South Carolina House freshman class in about two decades faces a crash course in rules and routine while aiming to move past partisanship. Cordell Maddox, a Democrat, and Spartanburg Republican John Hawkins say education is the priority and partisanship may be less strong than expected as they learn to work together.
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Columbia
South Carolina House
Cordell Maddox
D-Anderson
John Hawkins
Spartanburg
Salvation Army brings Christmas gifts to needy in Aiken
Maggie spends her days in a nursing home as Salvation Army volunteers and church members bring Christmas cheer. Capt. Kenneth Hall notes kettles raised 26,754.05 last year and toys worth about 12,000 were purchased, with 10,000 to 20,000 spent on food. About 800 families benefited. volunteers are welcome at kettles and visits. Donations may be sent to 322 Gayle Ave. NW, Aiken, SC 29803.
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DuPont Planetarium
Ruth Patrick
USC Aiken
Maggie
Nursing Home
Salvation Army
Kenneth Hall
Aiken
Hall
Gayle Ave
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