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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 2007
Page
1
Dennis Bartholomew, longtime head of the Aiken Relay for Life, died Saturday after a prolonged cancer battle. The obituary notes his role as 2007 chairman and his impact on local cancer awareness efforts.
An item titled Blue Thunder cites Thomas Burdick and Charlene Mitchell in a described effort labeled 5C.
Deaths and Funerals notice lists Billy Ray Cushman of Windsor, Willie Louis Turner of Beech Island, and Dorothy McKinney Walker of Aiken with brief funeral details and dates in the 8A section.
The snippet lists sections in a newspaper like Calendar Classifieds Crossword Comics Dear Abby Horoscopes Nation World Sports TV Listings and Puzzles. It appears to be a table of contents or index for inside pages with page references and short labels.
A proposed Whiskey Powderhouse Connector Road presented to the Aiken County Council could move across Ark Animal Hospital on Whiskey Road. Dr. Jay Jones, owner of Ark Animal Hospital since 1979, views the project as a potential retirement risk while expressing uncertainty about relocating his practice. Council member Gary Bunker noted funding may take time to identify as nine tracts are eyed for the new route connecting East Gate Drive to Powderhouse Road and Centennial Drive.
President Bush admits error in not ordering a buildup and announces an increase of 21,500 U.S. troops to quell near anarchy in Iraq. He argues strong support now can hasten a future homecoming while Democrats push votes against escalation.
The Aiken County Council advances plans for two EMS substations funded by the Capital Sales Tax. One would sit on Whiskey Road near Duke’s Bar-B-Q and the other on Highway 39 north of I-20 near Monetta.
Gov Mark Sanford was sworn in for a second term on Wednesday as about 2000 people watched on the State House steps. F-16s from McEntire Joint National Guard flew overhead while Lt Gov Andre Bauer took the oath with his third grade teacher present. The ceremony paired Sanford with eight other constitutional officers including Education Superintendent Jim Rex. Sanford pledged to restrain government growth and push health care and education reforms as he faces surplus cash debates and past borrowing issues.
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