11 Dec 2005
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 2005
Page
1
A local songwriter releases a new tune that evokes the title phrase Aiken in June, promising listeners the seasonal feeling any time of year. The light, nostalgic composition aims to boost community mood and reflect regional charm.
Readers are invited to share thoughts as the Aiken Standard devotes space to Mary Ellen Parker and the discussion of reading. The column highlights readers, reads a line from Aloin notables, and mentions Jeff Foxworthy.
About 900 mourners attended the service at Trinity Episcopal Cathedral for former Governor Carroll Campbell who died at 65 from a heart attack. The funeral featured a horse drawn caisson, bagpiper, rose draped coffin, and memories of his leadership including guiding Hurricane Hugo recovery and BMW recruitment to the Upstate.
Gardens in Hopelands unveil a 75 000 light Christmas display drawing visitors from Aiken and beyond. Families, including Ruby Robinson and her daughters Alicia and Amy, enjoy the festive songs by the Aiken Elementary School Choir as James Olson notes this year is their last, praising the beauty and weather of the scene.
Richard Pryor legendary comedian died of a heart attack at his home in the San Fernando Valley shortly before 8 0 am. He was 65 and had long battled multiple sclerosis. Business manager Karen Finch confirmed the death and noted Pryor’s influence on generations of comedians and his high earnings in the 1970s and 1980s.
U S Army Sgt Vincent Michael Pop Watkins returns after free tours in Iraq and Korea and reenlistment. Stationed at Fort Bragg with the 126th Transport Company First COSCOM he faced constant duties and proved mentally and physically tough. The Welcome Home Celebration at the Salvation Army Church honored his selfless service and faith as a reminder that people care despite war opposition.
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