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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 2007
Page
1
Palmetto Groove, a year-old group, shows strong rhythm with a danceable mix of oldies, rhythm and blues, and Carolina Beach music. South Carolina coach Dave Odom signs a two-year extension through the 2009-10 season. A court rules no royal jury inquest for Princess Diana death. ordinary citizens to serve.
The Aiken Standard runs a daily space to spark discussion about books and reading. Alan Kulp notes readers and mentions John Revere’s The Bait of Satan as a referenced title in this week’s column.
The notice lists deaths of Bertie Mae Carver of New Holland Mae McGhee Cook of Graniteville Dorothy Soshea Eagleston of Aiken Joyce Gail Casey Lybrand of Wagene Eugene C Thomas Jr of Mary Lucille Clark Weaver of Graniteville with funeral notices and services.
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Federal judge approves a preliminary class settlement for Graniteville derailment victims with medical treatment claims, announcing notices to potential members within days. Norfolk Southern estimates about 760 eligible claimants. opt out by March 20 with proofs due by April 19. a fairness hearing is set for April 27 in Aiken, with final approval possible by late May or early June.
The first 2007 meeting will feature a stormwater utility proposal tied to EPA and DHEC guidance and a first reading on a countywide smoking ban. Ann Clark and Craig Hesterly expected to discuss legal requirements as farmers face new fees while North Augusta and Aiken residents watch enforcement prospects.
Investigators hunt Brittney Sherell Turner 19 of Aiken now at large after a drive by shooting near Colleton Avenue and Locke Lane. Police say Turner fired five times at a burgundy Blazer injuring a 28 year old woman during a 2:30 p.m. argument and fled in a white minivan with a man believed to be the victim’s ex. witnesses describe the gunfire and vehicle movement.
The City of Aiken approves regulated walking tours in residential and commercial districts and the horse district. Tours will run 9:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. in most areas and to 10 p.m. in commercial zones, with up to four tours monthly in the horse district and routes subject to city certification of operators. Some residents object to tours during peak horse training season, citing safety concerns for trainers and horses.
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