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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 2009
Page
1
At 10 p.m. Saturday the Aiken Standard site listed a story on Hanford plutonium as the most emailed. The headline reads Plutonium shipment is ahead of schedule and invites readers to visit the paper’s site to read and share.
The Israel Defense Forces say they have entered the Gaza Strip to halt rocket fire as the conflict intensifies. The report notes the ground invasion and related military moves during the ongoing exchange of fire.
Gordon G Bonvallet and Aiken Helen Lowe Grover are among the names listed in the Graniteville deaths and funerals notices. The page itemizes local obituaries and service details for area residents.
At Bethlehem Baptist Church Graniteville marks the fourth annual candlelight service for nine lives lost in the 2005 train chlorine disaster. Marion Kneece rang a bell as Christopher Seeling Willie Shealey John Laird Jr Fred Rushton III Steven Bagby Allen Frazier Joseph Stone Tony DeLoach Willie Tyler and Leonard Mathis were named during the reading. Community members officials and friends gathered nearly four years after the tragedy to remember loved ones and reflect on the life changing event of January 6 2005.
The region endures dreary weather with dense fog reducing visibilities to a quarter mile in places and hazardous driving conditions. Forecasters from the National Weather Service in Columbia forecast an 80 percent chance of showers and a high near 58 as gloom continues into tonight.
George W. Bush will be judged by his actions and his temperament. The president is described as a fast moving Texan who stays upbeat, values punctuality, and demands clear purpose in meetings. A deeply inquisitive side surfaces in policy sessions, shaping how his legacy is remembered beyond policy outcomes.
A profile noting Bush’s age presidency stats and personal habits. It cites votes deciding Florida in 2000, number of justices, wars, and fiscal figures plus Dow and unemployment data, then highlights his discipline and routines, including Bible reading and workouts.
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