Pace Butler mobilizes old phones for South America aid
Tom Pace CEO of PaceButler Corporation collects hundreds of thousands of discarded cell phones from across the nation to donate and repurpose them in South America and Mexico, aiming to reduce environmental waste. Congress approves a massive highway bill funding nearly 300 billion dollars for states. Lightning strikes a Boy Scouts group in Fresno. troop leader dies and a 13 year old is critically injured.
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Reading Spotlight on Glen McCormick and Aiken Titan
A feature highlights Glen McCormick as a devoted reader of Ron Chernow’s House of Morgan. The profile frames Chernow’s biography of J P Morgan as a bridge to financial history and personal reading taste.
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Ron Chernow
Deaths and Funerals brief mentions list
A February death notices cluster lists Bobby Gene Kingery Rodney Ready Sr Julian Salley Jr William Sutton and Shawn Waller with brief funeral notices for each. The page itemized ages and service details in a public notices section.
Longtime Aiken jurist Julian B. Salley Jr. dies at 92
Julian B. Salley Jr., a fixture in Aiken's legal community and county attorney from 1951 to 1973, died Friday July 29 2005 at age 92. A Citadel and USC Law School graduate, he practiced at Henderson and Salley and was known for his warm, engaging manner and dedication to all clients. He was predeceased by his wives Helen H Salley and Jonatha Suhrer Salley.
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Bill Tucker
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Towill
Norman
Barrett
Salley
Citadel
University of South Carolina School of Law
South Carolina
Henderson and Salley
Aiken
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NAACP to contest South Carolina Medicaid changes
The South Carolina NAACP will hold public hearings to gather input as it plans to challenge proposed Medicaid reforms. Critics warn funding cuts could reduce services, while HHS notes possible changes aim to control costs through personal health accounts. Officials expect federal approval before implementation in the fall.
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National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
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Bath man charged with unlawful conduct toward children
Police say three small children were found in a parked GMC Yukon on Pine Log Road drenched in sweat and crying. Their father, Christopher L. Waller, 32, of Railroad Street Bath, faces three counts of unlawful conduct toward a child after alledgedly leaving them in a non running vehicle for at least ten minutes.
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New psychologist helps Spanish-speaking students
Aiken County School District hires Dr. Nuri Argiles, a Costa Rica native and Rutgers graduate, to support Hispanic students. Argiles uses bilingual empathy to ease English language learners’ transition, connecting children with peers and easing access to education while federal testing rules call for native-language assessment.
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Argiles
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Aiken County
Rutgers University
Pat Silva
Silva
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