10 Jul 2006
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 2006
Page
1
The traveling Vietnam memorial known as The Wall That Heals prepared to depart after providing solace to hundreds of area residents who lost friends and loved ones in the war. The closure occurred Sunday, ending a period of community remembrance and tribute.
Obituary notices list deaths and funeral details for John Joseph Bryce Augusta Yvette Griffin Johnston Smyriars Kennedy Union Elmer Ruth Hiott Stil Bamberg Linda Wright Williams and Aiken area residents including service locations and dates, reflecting local loss and commemorations.
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Nearly 70 members of Aiken High School Class of 1964 gathered Saturday for a milestone mini reunion, reflecting on a bygone era in Aiken. The group recalls Fox Drive-in theaters, five and dime stores, Gene's Cafe jukebox booths, and radio eras with Elvis, the Supremes, and the Beatles as they approach their 60th birthdays in 2006.
The hilltop building on Chesterfield Street, once a bustling education hub for Aiken, now houses the Aiken County Public Library. Chartered in 1888, the Aiken Institute began amid a $5,000 fundraising effort by local figures, with property later expanded to include the former Aiken Academy site. The school met in a wooden precursor until 1891, as the new structure was built and merged with Aiken Academy in 1890.
Critics challenge a state decision to allow four condominium towers along North Myrtle Beach shore arguing that a major hurricane could cause millions in damage. Regulators cite $820 million in renourished beach stabilizing the area and easing building restrictions.
Congress shows little progress as GOP led effort to shield the words under God in the Pledge from court challenges fails in a House committee. Rep Bob Inglis votes no and seven Republicans skip the meeting amid GOP tensions and looming elections.
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