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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 2008
Page
1
The most emailed Aiken Standard story details a girl’s three year battle with cancer and its end. The article highlights family courage, medical challenges, and community support surrounding a young patient named Carley.
The Milwaukee contest results are announced with the winner named and several favorite recipes included. Readers can explore the winning entry and sample recipes from top contenders.
Michael Baker Sr. Clarence Chapman Dorothy Grace Heath Artise Irving Piers William Schafer are listed among deaths and funerals in the 6A column spanning North Augusta Aiken Warrenville Monetta Montgomery Alabama with their passing noted.
Aiken County GOP treasurer Ginny Allen, 47, was arrested on six counts of making unsolicited consumer phone calls alleging she orchestrated automated messages before the state primary. Investigators say she used caller ID to appear as REI Incorporated without consent, endorsing Ryberg and Singer. She was released on recognizance and declined further comment.
Aiken County children at Aiken Barnwell Head Start North Aiken Elementary and East Aiken Elementary received new shoes Tuesday through First Baptist Church of North Augusta’s Laces 4 Love project. About 2 200 low income kids in Aiken Edgefield McCormick counties will benefit this week.
Aiken Technical College will implement a three day furlough in April after a 7 percent state funding cut. USC Aiken has tapped its reserve funds to avoid a spring furlough while facing similar reductions. Both campuses lost substantial state allocations and warned of further cuts next year.
The Federal Reserve slashed its benchmark rate to zero to 0.25 percent in a historic move aimed at easing borrowing costs. Banks quickly lowered prime rates led by Wells Fargo Wachovia and U S Bank, while Wall Street surged on the surprise policy shift.
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