26 Dec 2005
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 2005
Page
1
Aiken County leaders share thoughts on the most important concerns for 2006 as the new year approaches. Bush administration figures, Rice popularity and national politics loom, while local readers are invited to discuss literature and share perspectives.
Local paper lists obituaries and notices across pages including memorials and funeral arrangements. Readers find brief bios, service details, and times for several families in this obituary section.
The report highlights Hurricane Katrina’s devastating toll across five states with 1300 plus fatalities, massive Mississippi Gulf Coast damage, and New Orleans flooding that led to a historic urban dislocation. Wilma Rita also caused severe harm. Vatican transition follows John Paul II’s death.
North Augusta man Kevin Leon Babb died in a pickup rollover on Pine Street in Gloverville. Passenger Jim Hardee drove, both unbelted per Coroner Tim Carlton. Driver charged with felony DUI as toxicology awaits. state patrol investigates.
Art Lader at Aiken High School is known for his lively teaching style and strong tech skills. About 250 students study German this year, with many excelling on national exams. The district named him Teacher of the Year, a credit he modestly shares with his wife Lisa.
In Banda Aceh crowds mark the tsunami anniversary with mass grave visits and wreaths. Indian children march through a town that lost thousands as tourists return to beaches. Mothers, including Cassiati, travel long to lay petals on graves, with prayers for missing children.
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