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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 05, 2009

Page

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County votes on top priority for Aiken County industry

Aiken Standard readers weigh in on the county's number one priority with 69.68 percent backing "Bringing new industry to the county" as of 9 p.m. Sunday. Cast your vote at the paper's website.

Aiken County Aiken Standard Aikenstandard.com

Cedar Creek Hosts Open House for New Cedar Creek Campus

Cedar Creek invited neighbors to an open house at its new campus site as part of its plan to become one church in many locations. The event showcased the facility and invited community engagement.

Cedar Creek

Iranian rebel group Gees Mek in Iraq and exile path

Iranian insurgents in Iraq known as Gees Mek or Khalq M&K formed by educated radicals in 1961. They relocated to France in 1966, later operated near the Iranian border with support from Saddam Hussein. They began embassy attacks in 1992, were listed as a terrorist organization in 1997, agreed to move to Camp Ashraf under U.S. supervision and were disarmed by 2003 under Iraqi control with fate uncertain since.

France Iraq Saddam Hussein

Deaths and Funerals 6A

Obituary notices list James Cato Aiken Roy L Eubanks Shirley J Fournier and Bessie Dort Herrick with funeral arrangements in Warrenville Williston and Wagoner. The column records passings and service details for local readers.

James Cato Aiken Roy L. Eubanks Warrenville Shirley J. Fournier Wagoner Bessie Dort Herrick Williston

Could We Live Without Plastic For One Week

A family attempts a seven day no new plastic pledge amid reports of health and environmental risks. They face need for groceries clothing and packaging, weighing personal change against widespread plastic use and industry dependence.

Chicago

Alternatives to common plastics for a plastic-free life

The author compares plastic products with eco friendly substitutes and notes costs, pros, and cons. Examples include stainless steel water bottles, vinegar cleaners, baking soda for scrubbing, biodegradable bags, eco pacifiers, shampoo bars, cloth or paper diapers, natural soaps, and glass baby bottles with liner costs considered.

Richardson withdraws from Obama Cabinet bid amid NM probe

New Mexico Governor Bill Richardson withdrew his nomination to be commerce secretary amid a federal grand jury probe into how donors won a New Mexico transportation contract worth over 1 million dollars. The delay pushes back confirmation hearings by six weeks or more.

Washington, D.C New Mexico Bill Richardson Barack Obama Richardson Obama Illinois Rod Blagojevich California

Local woman jailed on resisting arrest charges

Tenique Sheree Nance, 31, of 650 Cushman Drive in Aiken, was charged with disorderly conduct and resisting arrest after a dispute on Cushman Drive. Officers sprayed her after she refused to exit a car, then wrestled and handcuffed her before booking at the detention center.

Aiken Aiken Department of Public Safety Tenique Sheree Nance Cushman Drive Nance Aiken County Detention Center

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