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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 2007
Page
1
A proposed bill in South Carolina would require pregnant women seeking an abortion to view ultrasound images of their fetus before the procedure. The measure aims to ensure informed consent and public awareness during the abortion decision process.
The paper announces a daily space to spark discussions about literature and highlights readers Marshall Hagan Sharon Staley Amaker Springfield Raul Manuel Ramirez Warrenville Herbert Lucius Snellings Graniteville and notices Deaths and Funerals on page 6A.
A compact page notes Dear Abby horoscopes and TV listings among sections Nation World Movie Listings Obituaries Opinions Puzzles Sports on page 5B 1D 4c 3c and 6A. Readers find guidance column and entertainment schedules alongside obituary notices and puzzles.
In a 24 hour period Aiken Public Safety officers encountered young adults and juveniles claiming gang ties. Capt Wendell Hall says any claimed gang involvement is investigated. Seven juveniles were arrested for disorderly conduct after a fight at Sumter Street and Abbeville Avenue and two admitted to being ABG Folk members.
Flags should remain at half-staff for 30 days after a president’s death. The Aiken Standard notes half-staff status until sunrise Jan 25 with full mast at sunrise Jan 26. The guidance applies to government buildings and private homes per the United States Flag Code.
The late Marine Cpl. Dillon from Aiken is etched on the Aiken County Veterans Memorial Park Wall beside Jason Moski of Wagener. Dillon died December 11 2006 in Anbar Iraq during a second tour with the 122nd Engineer Battalion Graniteville.
In Columbia the heirs of James Brown discuss turning his Beech Island home into a museum and building a mausoleum on the site. Attorney Debri Opri says the group aims to consult Elvis Presley’s estate for guidance while facing zoning and traffic review hurdles before any museum or mausoleum plan can proceed.
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