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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 2010
Page
1
A Christian organization promotes Jesus' imminent return with holiday billboards in Omaha and other U S cities. Concurrently the Aiken Downtown Development Association hosts Night of 1,000 Lights with shopping and Christmas celebration in downtown Aiken on Thursday.
Sherry G Lehr Lovettsville Virginia died recently at age unspecified. Funeral arrangements and memorial service details were announced in the area death notices labeled Deaths and Funerals 6A.
The Aiken area Make-A-Wish Foundation benefit breakfast drew familiar wish recipients and families to Applebee's. Kristen Marchant of Edgefield received new bedroom furniture years ago. Skylar Williams now nine was four at a Disney World trip. Silver Bluff High School senior Emily Zimmerman and family traveled to New York City for a Broadway show two years ago.
USC Aiken professor Bob Botsch reports 73 percent of Aiken County voters favor legislators who work with both parties. The exit poll of 758 voters in 10 precincts reveals a surprising demand for bipartisan compromise, extending even to Tea Party members.
USC Aiken political science professor Dr. Bob Botsch conducted an exit poll on Nov. 2. Seventy three percent favor legislators who work with other parties, 21 percent favor strict party principles, and 6 percent had no thoughts. Fifty two percent say Obama is not Muslim, 28 percent think he is, and 20 percent are unsure.
Shoppers enjoyed a holiday event featuring in store gingerbread promotions decorating door prizes makeup tips and pictures with Santa organized by the Downtown Development Association in Greets Alsen Beene and A Holy Tey. The event offered giveaways and festive activities aimed at drawing weekend shoppers.
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