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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 2009
Page
1
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Strom Thurmond Jr was sworn in as solicitor for the Second Judicial Circuit on Thursday. The ceremony confirmed his appointment to the regional legal post. A jetliner landed in the Hudson River Thursday with all aboard safe.
Obituary notices list Edith Bryant Bryant and Riker John Wallace Pettigrew among recent deaths. Also noted are Edgefield resident Berta H Miller and Wagoner resident Glenda Risinger with brief funeral details in Saluda.
Federal prosecutors say an embezzlement ring drained more than 5.5 million from Department of Social Services accounts over four years. Paul Timothy Moore and nine others, including Gwendolyn Robinson, face charges of theft of federal program funds mail fraud wire fraud and conspiracy. Jonathon Moses named as Moore's co conspirator. Moore reportedly admitted the scheme funded alcohol gambling and adult clubs. Call Secret Service if you have information.
City officials in Aiken discuss Crosland Park stabilization with church and nonprofit leaders. Mayor Roger LeDuc aims to form local community development corporations to drive a coordinated revitalization, integrating with the Northside plan to sustain long term improvements.
Tyler Inabinett, 11, a fifth grader from Chukker Creek Elementary, will witness the Obama inauguration from the Marriott Wardman Park hotel and attend a gala ball. He will hear Gen. Colin Powell and Al Gore as part of the Junior Presidential Youth Inaugural Conference in Washington, D.C.
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