25 Jul 2009
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 2009
Page
1
The story about an Aiken teenager who saves a friend's life has become the most e-mailed piece on the Aiken Standard website. Readers are sharing the tale as it gains online buzz and attention.
The piece notes 9A recruits from South Carolina, describing them as ready to make an early impact and deliver quickly on their potential as one of college football's best classes.
Margaret Elizabeth Denny of Myrtle Beach John Taylor Hamilton III of West Palm Beach Frances M. Hutchinson of Aiken Alfred O. Jones of Burnettown are listed in the Deaths and Funerals notices. The brief page item compiles obituary notices and funeral references for these individuals.
In Cuero Texas Bob Prather guides his grandson Andrew 14 during Habitat for Humanity efforts on a new Montmorenci area residence for Deborah McDonald. The project nears completion with a dedication planned for late August and features family ties and sweat equity despite McDonald's stroke.
U S health officials forecast swine flu could affect up to 40 percent of the population over two years with deaths in the hundreds of thousands if vaccines and measures fail. They expect as many as 160 million vaccine doses by October and tests to begin soon, projections based on the 1957 pandemic.
South Carolina stores gear up for a tax free weekend from August 7 to 9 with shelves emptied early. Target reports a coming rush as paper notebooks rulers and calculators fly off the shelves while Staples notes back to school shoppers already active.
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