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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 2011
Page
6
Memorial for April Reed set for December 12 at New Life Seventh Day Adventist Church in Aiken with Rev. Crey Trowell officiating. Visitation at Corrine Hickson’s home. no viewing. Also notices for Kitchings and Anderson families detail services in Perry and Clearwater, with multiple survivors and memorials.
Jerry Robinson, a pioneer of the comic book industry and early Batman collaborator, died at age 89 in New York. He helped shape The Joker and Robin the Boy Wonder, worked across genres, and campaigned for creator credit amid early publisher rights practices.
Robert E. Trichka, 73, of Aiken, died Friday December 9, 2011 at his residence. A Requiem Mass will be concelebrated Thursday December 15, 2011 at 1pm at St. Mary Help of Christians Catholic Church. Complete obituary information will be published when available. Expressions of sympathy may be left.
The Aiken Standard publishes a daily obituary listing with guidelines to run notices up to ten lines. It outlines accepted content and formatting standards for death notices and memorials.
Funeral services are set for 3 p.m. at Bethcar Baptist Church in Wagener for Haywood Bernard Eagerton Sr. The service details appear in the notice.
Lawmakers debate extending service to 30 years and minimum 62, changing benefit calculation to last five years, and raising employee pension contributions from 6.5 to 7.5 percent as part of a plan to solvently cover 13 billion in promised benefits. House panel set to vote Monday on rough draft with changes urged by leaders including Kenny Bingham.
State lawmakers including Rep. Jim Merrill and Sen. Greg Ryberg warn that failing to act could leave public workers unfunded and raise borrowing costs for projects. They urge a financially sound fix to ensure retirees receive checks decades from now and protect taxpayers from higher costs.
South Carolina attorney representing a state lawmaker asks U.S. District Judge Mark Gergel to recuse from a federal voting rights lawsuit over District of South Carolina redistricting. The move cites Gergel's prior defense role in a 2000 Hodges redistricting case and alleged past ties to plaintiffs.
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