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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 2013
Page
1
Area obituary notices report the deaths of Carrie Mae Cullum of Monetta Josie B Hancock Salters of Aiken and Timothy Paul Rudisill of Mt Pleasant. Funeral details appear in the 6A column.
Thunderstorms expected with a high near 83 and a low around 70. The forecast covers the upcoming five days with periods of rain possible and standard summer temperatures.
A brief notice listing contact phone numbers for general offices and inquiries. The readable lines provide two numbers 803 648 2311 and 803 644 2401 for public access. The fragment hints at office references and service details though full context is missing.
Elementary campers at Gateway summer enrichment arts program perform tonight at Kennedy Middle School. The free showcase features dance, vocals, instruments, drama and visual art with Elvis and Duke Ellington pieces among the selections.
DHEC on Monday asked the South Carolina Supreme Court to decide if it can suspend the Certificate of Need program that regulates hospital construction expansion and expensive equipment purchases. The agency also asked to bypass lower courts, citing potential legal challenges and a vetoed $1.7 million funding.
Congress faces a July return to possibly restore lower rates for new loans. Subsidized Stafford loans rose from 3.4 percent to 6.8 percent, with JEC estimating students will pay about $2,600 more. Angie Platt, 20, comments on the impact.
Iowa student Angie Platt, 20, expects $60,000 in debt to graduate amid stalled Senate talks to prevent Stafford loan rate doubles. Rebecca Ehlers, 21, with an ISU math major, weighs paying for school and possible parental help as debt mounts.
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