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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 2006
Page
1
Focus on You spotlights Camellia Show, Burns Night Dinner and more with photo galleries. Ten investigators question prison system use of inmate labor after a guard was slain and a possible second victim. Joan Macintyre art exhibit at Aiken Thoroughbred Racing Hall of Fame runs Jan 29 to Feb 12.
A brief on literary interest appears in this Aiken Standard section. The piece highlights a story titled A Bride Tomorrow by Gilbert Morris and notes local obituaries and funeral notices alongside daily reading discussions.
High school counselors report rising transfer flow to USC main campus in Columbia from regional campuses and two-year colleges. Applications have surged to 12,500 this year from about 6,000–7,000 in the 1990s, narrowing the admit odds for marginal applicants and delaying some decisions into March.
Journal of a relief trip to Biloxi Mississippi after Hurricane Katrina by volunteers from St Paul Lutheran Church in Aiken. Jim Allery recalls past visits to Gulfport and reflects on enduring faith amid devastation as work begins.
An overview of South Carolina FOIA explains citizens may access public documents and attend government meetings. It cites the 1976 law, quotes Jay Bender and Henry McMaster on transparency, and defines public records and public bodies with emphasis on openness and prompt disclosure.
Contemporary Christian music icon Russ Taff delivered a powerful ministry of music at Christian Heritage Church on Sunday evening. The six time Grammy and nine-time Dove Award winner is praised for his work with the Imperials and Gaither Vocal Band and spoke of eternal purpose and healing in Jesus Christ.
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