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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 2010
Page
1
Many changes aim to curb high interest debt and protect consumers. Banks must notify 45 days before rate increases or major fee changes, and allow account cancellation though closures may raise monthly payments. Variable rates tied to indices may skip notice. introductory rates expiring may revert automatically.
The guide lists daily programming on ASTV from 5 p.m. to 9 p.m. including News at 5 and 6, Living on the Go on arts and culture, Cooking with Madson and Chef Belinda featuring South Carolina Italian shrimp and grits and peach glazed cheesecake, Sports Front at 7, and A Look at Black History at 8. The schedule notes availability on www.aikenstandard.com.
Millbrook Elementary students organized donations for Haitian earthquake victims, turning compassion into action. At Redcliffe Plantation State Historic Site, the African-American Experience offered a lesson on Black history to visitors.
Daniel St. John of Hockessin Delaware and Connie B Toole of Salley are listed in the deaths and funerals notices. The brief item indicates their passing and related funeral details likely published in the 6A section.
Thousands of spectators gathered at Confederate Park to watch the Battle of Aiken reenactment. More than 1,000 re enactors from across the country performed as Confederate and Union troops, with students and families learning Civil War history through living historians and demonstrations.
Galaxi Youth Center officials after presenting to City Council seek whether the city will fund about 1 million for construction. Pastor Bill Jefferson said the center would cost roughly 1 million and that Aiken Family donated 15 000 square feet of land. The project involves partnerships with local businesses and organizations and aims to provide a safe youth space with diverse facilities.
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