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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 2007
Page
1
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Sharon Keesley, who began as a high school bus driver, will retire as superintendent in June. The item invites readers to submit their photos for the Focus on You page.
Five hounds from the Aiken Hounds club earned a trip to Virginia for the Masters of Fox Hounds Association of North America's Centennial Celebration in May after this weekend's drag event. Federal regulators face pushback from phone companies and law enforcement over rules to protect calling records and customer privacy.
Brief notice states there are no new obituary items in the Deaths and Funerals 6A section, indicating a quiet day for death notices and related listings.
Brief world and national updates accompany horoscopes with short notes on events, politics, and culture. Local readers see key outcomes and dates alongside entertainment listings and notable obituaries.
Residents and business owners clash Tuesday night as Aiken County Council discusses a smoking ban. Hallman cites her asthmatic son’s sensitivity to smoke in public spaces while Erb supports smoke free restaurants but fears unfair competition if bars in separate locations are forced to comply.
A four hospital study led by Cincinnati Children's Medical Center will test weight loss surgeries in youths including gastric bypass. Teens 13 to 17 using gastric banding show about half their excess weight shed in 18 months with mainly minor complications. Crystal Kasprowicz of St James lost 100 pounds after band placement at 17, changing her life.
In a Sunday scene many shoppers at Wal Mart and others chose chores and TV shows over football. Mike Garret and his wife plan to finish chores and may watch Cops or The Andy Griffith Show while noting others enjoy wings and drinks.
Maine lawmakers on Jan 26 rejected the Real ID Act of 2005 and states such as Georgia Wyoming Montana New Mexico Vermont and Washington followed. Officials cite privacy concerns and an $11 billion implementation cost as key objections to linking state records to a national database.
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