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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 2006
Page
1
Rich Rodriguez of West Virginia University declines Alabama's six year two hundred million offer as reported by the Mountaineer program. The coach remains tied to WVU amid rumors of a move to the Crimson Tide.
Ellen Huston discusses a contemporary work by Katharine Hepburn in a brief reader feature. The piece highlights Hepburn's influence and offers insights into the reader's impression of the author.
Obituaries note the deaths of Callie Gunter Vera Thomas Holmes Kaley Alexis Hutto sfarion H Knight August Ga Leroy Winton Dick Rutland Jason Lannes Sheppard Ren Robert RD Thompson and other local figures in a regional death notices page.
Inside Today reviews nation wide movie listings and obituaries while offering insights on opinions puzzles and sports. The page highlights TV stings and other features across sections 3c 6A 18.
Deputy Jason Sheppard, 29, of Chinquapin Church Road near Batesbury, died after a crash while directing traffic at Verenes Industrial Park. Linda Wyman, 62, of Asheville, North Carolina, struck him with a gray 2006 Honda CRV. He was airlifted to the Medical College of Georgia and died there.
Josephine Sapp, longtime Salvation Army bell ringer, shares tips and dedication as volunteers collect for local needs. In Aiken there are 12 kettle locations from Thanksgiving to Christmas, aiming for a $76,000 goal this year after $68,000 raised last year. Josephine rings eight hours daily three days weekly, walking the beat, engaging shoppers, and avoiding sitting to stay engaged. Her family history of service includes a mother who volunteered at a local soup kitchen and two foster children she and her husband care for.
Kaley Hutto an 11 year old Kennedy Middle School student died from injuries after a fall from a horse on Wednesday. Teachers and students grieved Friday as Kaley, the eldest of four daughters of Mike and Gina Hutto, was active as a cheerleader chorus member and in the Kennedy band program. Principal Garen Cofer offered prayers and support to Kaley's parents at a Columbia hospital.
York honors Lillie Belle Allen who was killed at age 27 during a 1969 race riot. City placards mark shooting sites and the spot where Henry Schaad, a white officer, was killed days earlier. A statue will be placed on Continental Square.
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