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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 2005
Page
1
GOP regulators express discontent over Lindsey Graham's involvement in recent Senate premises. Aiken students risk missing funding as the GEAR-UP program faces potential cutbacks. Community event at Wal-Mart promotes anti drug efforts with Kids Hooked on Fishing and not on Drugs.
A brief feature introduces readers to a book lover, highlighting Vanishing Acts by Jodi Picoult. It includes mentions of local death notices Martha Green of Gilbert-Donald McPhee and Mary Holston of North Augusta, and a funeral brief section in the 6B area.
The section previews Bridge Calendar Classifieds Crossword Dear Abby Nation World Obituaries Movie Listings Opinions Sports TV Listings across the paper. It notes page cues and feature items guiding readers to key briefs and insights.
At the Colonial Times Living History Park in North Augusta the Hesse Cassael Jager unit leads mock Crown law with Alexis Dekeyser presiding over staged trials of townspeople and visitors for alleged disloyalty. Local farmer Michael Adams faces mock execution as part of the program.
Aiken County offers public private community and church cemeteries with space for burials despite real estate pressures. With ground burials remaining popular options include columbaria mausoleums crypts lawn crypts and deep burial plots. Industry leaders note double and triple depth graves and rising cremation rates as strategies to extend cemetery life.
Betty Myers of the Toole Hill Neighborhood Association hails a milestone as the first of two new homes breaks ground. City Manager Roger LeDuc notes about 40 homes planned by CDIC and Aiken Corporation with porches and driveways in the new development.
Belvedere resident Sgt. Kevin Nugent of Alpha Company 111th Signal Battalion spent a year in Iraq. He hopes to resume work as an industrial electrician for Austin Industries at Augusta’s NutraSweet plant, noting daily shelling he endured but relief that terror threats have lessened. His community at Belvedere Elementary School honored him with letters and a care package as students dedicated their end of year program to him.
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