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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 2006
Page
1
Best Bagels Deli and Sandwich Shop in the Publix complex closed on Sunday, letting owners Faiz and Sandra Shallwini take a moment to unwind. The report notes other local items including sports and county staffing changes.
Literacy in today's fast paced world highlighted by the Aiken Standard. Dan Taylor discusses reading and adds a note about the book Math Magic by Scott Flansburg.
Death notices for Minnie Lou Van Sant Herron Aiken Allen Frampton Lloyd Jr Karee W Stacey Knoxville Tenn Nora Bell Valentine and Bessie R Yarborough Edgefield compiled in the Deaths and Funerals column with brief identifiers and locations.
DuPont ends its bid for the SRS operating contract after October plans with Fluor Daniel. CEO Charles O Holliday Jr says focus will shift to core businesses. Fluor could pursue alliances against Washington Group International and other bidders amid mixed earnings news.
NEL rookie Siamson Williamson stressed school priorities at Silver Bluff High. The seventh overall draft pick spoke to freshmen about education amid NFL pressures after a turbulent rookie year with the Minnesota Vikings.
Aiken woman Tina S Woodward 34 pleaded guilty to unlawful conduct toward a child and was sentenced to five years probation after a bath water incident left her 3-year-old son with second degree burns covering 31 percent of his body. The case stemmed from a August 26 2004 arrest and the child’s hospitalization.
The Red Top estate near Hopelands Gardens in Aiken is for sale for 2.25 million dollars after the owners announced the decision, with the sale coming less than a month after the city's design board balked at demolishing a two story carriage house on the site. Harold Beacham said the move is unrelated and seeks more country space for horses. Historic preservationists urged salvaging the intact outbuildings citing National Register status and potential tax credits for rehabilitation.
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