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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 2009
Page
1
Readers are asked to vote for their favorite Super Bowl ad on the Aiken Standard website. Visit www aikenstandard com to cast a ballot in the poll. The note references a movie with an A-list cast and hints at discussing its appeal.
Obituary notices list Phillip Maurice Brown of Wichita Kansas Jimmy Graham Clark Sr of Aiken Richard Maxwell Combs Sr of New Ellenton Onnie Christal Fulmer and Sarah Clarke Harley of Beaufort with their death announcements and funeral details page 6A.
Centre South Shopping Center businessmen defend the plan saying traffic would not worsen with synchronized lights and the new 72,000 square foot medical office complex could boost commerce. Some council members doubt the traffic study while others advocate mixed use development remains.
Aiken Public Safety warns of a scam posing as mystery shopping programs. Victims receive fraudulent checks then must cash part and wire the rest via Western Union. One case involved a $3300 Wells Fargo check from Touchstone Digital with a $50 Walmart purchase advised before sending remaining funds to Illinois.
A rise in infant deaths tied to unintentional suffocation prompts renewed scrutiny of bed sharing. Medical experts note overlay risks and better reporting may boost figures while some insist headway lies in safer sleeping guidance and autopsy reviews.
Scot Newcom, circulation director for the Aiken Standard, offers plastic newspaper tubes labeled I Believe with a nail shaped I. The tubes cost 12.99 dollars and come in red yellow black blue and green to promote faith and extend the paper’s reach.
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