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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 2012
Page
1
Obituary notice lists eight area individuals by city including Dorothy Hodson Vice of Wagoner Dorothy Perry of Edgefield Eleanor Stringer of Aiken Hazel Juanita Adams Callahan of Aiken J W Bedenbaugh of Graniteville Kathryn O Wade of North Augusta Robert Lauder of Beech Island and Sarah Willing Johnson of Charleston with brief identifications.
The South Carolina law signed by Gov. Nikki Haley allows home-schooled students to join public school athletics. The Poole family debates enrolling their children at Aiken High School while Brandon Poole recovers from shoulder surgery. Dalton Poole plays in the Aiken Dixie Boys All-Star program and the family weighs safety, exposure to drugs, and college opportunities as three younger children become eligible.
South Carolina lawmakers prepare to review Governor Nikki Haley's 74 vetoes including cuts to the arts commission funding and a teacher pay raise, with overrides possible in the Senate. Local legislators express mixed views as votes loom, citing pork projects and non essential spending. Local overrides seek to preserve funding for the SC Coalition Against Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault amid broader budget battles.
More than 2,300 Aiken Electric Cooperative customers lost power Saturday afternoon affecting College Acres residents and Aiken Mall businesses. Traffic signals failed and drivers exercised caution. Aiken Electric officials attributed the outage to a squirrel causing a short circuit at a substation. power returned in about 40 minutes.
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