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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 2007
Page
1
former Cheney chief of staff Lewis Libby receives a two and a half year sentence for leaking CIA covert operative identity in the large espionage investigation. Prosecutors sought longer term. Libby vows appeal as courtroom observers note legal and political ramifications.
Philip M Beltz Jr Irene Buff Good and Jackson are listed in a local death and funeral notices column. Details indicate upcoming services and burial arrangements with regional arrangements and family references.
The page offers a packed slate of listings across sections including Calendar Classifieds and Crossword. Readers find movie listings market briefs and puzzles alongside comics and Dear Abby.
The City of Aiken plans a 14 foot public clock at Laurens Street and Richland Avenue in front of Security Federal. Built by The Verdin Company, the clock weighs over 600 pounds and features four Roman numeral dials with backlit faces. Security Federal funds the $24,500 installation as crews pour a nearby fountain.
A six member conference committee failed to resolve differences on an ultrasound requirement for abortions in South Carolina. House and Senate versions differ on mandatory viewing versus offering viewing. sponsors urge progress as lawmakers may reconvene.
Aiken experiences rising temperatures with highs in the lower 90s and afternoon thunderstorms. Meteorologist Tony Terrolito of the National Weather Service in Columbia notes seasonal sudden storms, while officials report scattered severe weather and downed tree limbs across the area. Weather coverage continues on page 128.
Aiken Design Review Board ruled the Laurens Centre privacy fence between Laurens Street and Power Cuts Salon must be reduced by removing the three panels closest to Laurens Street. The 7-foot fence was built without prior City design approval, but the Board approved the remaining structure after targeted demolition. Tom Farmer of Laurens Centre Developers LLC apologized for the oversight.
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