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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 2007
Page
1
In 1989 Aiken County volunteers began LATCH roofing projects after Hurricane Hugo and have expanded efforts. The program highlights community teamwork and continued housing support through multiple projects across years.
Aiken Standard highlights readers in a daily feature. Sue Hayes from Aiken recommends One Hundred Years of Solitude by Gabriel Garcia Marquez, noting its enduring influence in literature.
Obituaries note Wade H. Key Jr. Jackson Wayton Delane O Briant Roscoe W. Oliver Beechsland Carl Stephen Payne among the area deaths and funeral notices appearing in the 6A section.
New Ellenton Middle School has met federal Adequate Yearly Progress for years and earned good or above ratings on state report cards. In recent years it received an average rating as PACT testing raises required performance. A math specialist notes the PACT poverty analysis is not reflected in the report card.
President Bush and Laura attend the silent viewing of former President Gerald Ford in the Capitol Rotunda as crowds line up in rain to say farewell. Ford dies at 93. funeral set for National Cathedral with a 38 tolling, burial at his Michigan museum. Dignitaries including Bush family, Clinton, Pelosi, Kennedy, Rumsfeld, Quayle, and Giuliani pay respects.
Democrats vow rapid action in the new Congress with Nancy Pelosi set to become the first female speaker. They target ethics reforms and a minimum wage raise while pushing stem cell research and affordable college and medicines. Harry Reid leads a more measured Senate as party aims to open a busy opening week.
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