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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 2007
Page
1
A former centerfold is accused of operating a costly brothel from her suburban Atlanta home in an exclusive gated neighborhood. The case involves a celebrity figure facing criminal allegations and detailed local impact.
A note from Jill Woytal invites discussion of Lawrence Block novel The Burglar in the Library. The piece appears in the high tech world feature and lists local obituaries and death notices for Stella Blue Carpenter Don James Coon Rosa Lee Nicholson Frances Beard Reynolds Farley Ray Ross.
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On the second anniversary of the January 6 2005 Graniteville chlorine spill nine people died and thousands were affected. A candlelight vigil at the accident site begins at 6 am with a second ceremony at USC Aiken at 11 am. Local leaders and emergency responders recall the disaster and its impact, while stories and a firefighter power point travel to regions beyond South Carolina.
Rebecca G. Eubanks 23 of Stiefel Road was arrested on a felony abuse of a vulnerable adult charge after a two year scheme that drained an Alzheimer's patient, Joanne Eubanks, of almost $98,000. A sheriff's report notes a male complainant reported concerns about the 75-year-old victim's finances.
Governor Sanford will be sworn in for a second term as lawmakers in Columbia resume the 2007 session. Education health care and workers compensation insurance top the lawmakers list with government restructuring and cigarette tax changes also on the agenda.
The big matchup headlines the week with action beginning at 8 15 PM Monday on FOX as teams vie for the title.
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