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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 2009
Page
1
The story Youth is a fan of the King was the most e-mailed item on the Aiken Standard website on Friday. Readers shared the piece widely across the site and social channels, highlighting its popularity.
A final game of the 12-and-under Dixie Youth Sub District 6B pits Gregg Park against Midland Valley. A fatal crash near North Augusta on Friday killed a 75-year-old woman, authorities report.
A fragment shows cremation choices as percentages tied to religion and land access, listing Hong Kong Switzerlar Czech Republic Sweden UK and S Korea China. The data cites 49 percent and 10 percent values, suggesting varying acceptance influenced by national contexts.
Obituary notices list names Barney Ray Dudley Keith Fowler Naomi Louise Flowers Isaac Alta Marquette and Katie Williams Shealy with lifespans and locales indicating recent deaths and funeral arrangements in Thomson Hendersonville Jacksonville Ocala Williston communities.
Dozens of Elvis impersonators from across the country gathered in Aiken for the Visions of a Legend Elvis Impersonator Contest debut. Joe Trites of Fort Lauderdale performed as Elvis for 15 years, honoring his mother with this event while Terri Futreal founded the contest in her memory. Preliminary events began at 2 PM with finals at 8 PM at the Aiken County Shrine Club near the fairgrounds.
Lt. Gov. Andre Bauer says a gubernatorial bid is likely but he will not rush an official announcement. With Gov. Mark Sanford set to leave office in about 18 months, Bauer notes the next governor must be tireless and travel broadly to sell South Carolina.
In a downtown parking lot, Ezekiel James Tillman weighed six pounds five ounces after being delivered in a 2004 Chevrolet Venture. North Augusta DPS Lt. Clay Swann assisted until EMS arrived and mother and baby were taken to Trinity Hospital in Augusta.
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