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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 21, 2004

Page

2

Fragmentary notice from the pager of the Meen Evita

The text presents a garbled OCR snippet with scattered names and phrases. It mentions a government or department question and asks about a date or entry, but no clear event or outcome is readable. No identifiable persons or organizations are definitive.

Help Sought Over Crumbling Property Dispute

Fractured plea details a property issue with a coat of care and a Barckle family prayer for guidance. The message asks who can assist, mentioning Wheat and date clues, while suggesting lawyers may examine the situation and determine the area involved.

Readers Urge Return to News Coverage at The Aiken Standard

A reader letter complains about sexual content in The Aiken Standard and urges the paper to focus on news. The writer cites a letter about a 17 year old and his daughter and questions the inclusion of personal material.

Sandard Mike Gibbons Aikenstandard Aiken

Judge Criticized for Custody Case Handling in Aiken

A reader letters critique Judge Peter Nueesle amid custody concerns in Aiken and North Augusta. The commenter alleges bias and violence history, urges retraining, and cites Burckle and 4 Costes as potential replacements while inviting further reader input via the paper’s Talkback hotline and email.

Peter Nueesle Tuewlay Peter Nuewale Aiken Perymal Burckle

Student Council plans park project at school

A muddled report describes student council efforts to fund and finish a park project. The text mentions a president, committees, and talk of volunteers, with unclear details about dates or exact roles.

Enchanted Forest opens in Graniteville selling unique antiques

Debbi Hutto runs The Enchanted Forest in Graniteville's Masonic Shopping Center, offering new and old items from Japan to Russia and 1940s furnishings. Prices range from five cents to $1,000 with year round sales and gift certificates. Open hours Monday to Friday 10 am to 4 pm.

Debbi Hutto Packrat Enchanted Forest S Squarefoot Graniteville Hutto Japan Russia Masonic Shopping Center Beata Szabo

Armed robbery suspect arrested. second man sought in Edgefield

Edgefield County sheriff deputies say one suspect Dashawn is in the Edgefield jail without bond after a Dodge’s convenience store robbery. A second man, Tyler Jermaine Stevens of Johnston, is wanted on an arrest warrant and considered armed and dangerous. Stevens fled from police. description notes a 5 foot 2 inch, 180 pound black male with short hair and brown eyes. Call 303-637-5337 with tips.

Edgefield County Stevens Johnston

Rhinestone Gems & Jewels Beauty Pageant Back to School

Rhinestone Gems & Jewels hosts a back to school beauty pageant on August 7 with age groups for boys and girls. Applications due by July 24, contact Melissa Bonnette before 9 pm at 259 SOD for details.

Rhinestone Gems & Jewels Melissa Bonnette

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