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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 2006
Page
1
The Georgia Aquarium opens a new chapter with its 2006 Annual Pass Program accepting final applications through January 15. Existing members exceed 200,000 as interest grows. Meanwhile politicians Roy Blunt and John Boehner vie for House majority leader. Samuel Alito begins hearings today.
Jean Ridley will lead a free international adoption seminar at Millbrook Baptist Church on Saturday from 10 a.m. to noon. The event, hosted by Christian World Adoption, covers countries, costs, paperwork, and the process, with Alyssair Ridley as a living example of success. Call 642-2965 or visit www.cwa.org for details.
A man and two male juveniles were found dead Sunday evening in North Augusta. The man died from a gunshot wound and the juveniles' deaths are under investigation. Autopsies will be held in Newberry and officials say the incident originated from a domestic situation. Names and exact location were withheld pending family notification.
More than half of South Carolina railroad tracks lack an electronic warning system. About 1 100 miles of 2 000 miles are in dark territory. The Graniteville crash killed nine, including engineer Christopher Seeling. His father questioned the cost of adding safeguards.
Tomorrow six public hearings are set by Aiken County Council on two zoning issues a waiver for solid waste invoices and a plan to issue regional ambulance service. Also items include granting easement to SC Electric and Gas and renaming Garnet Street to Jackson Effie Lane.
After 50 years in ministry and 11 years at First Baptist Wagoner, Rev. David Robinson retires and moves back to Lugoff to be closer to family. He and wife Rose Ann, both Bob Jones University graduates, plan to settle end of month with son Todd daughter Michelle and granddaughters Jennifer and Jessica.
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