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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 2011
Page
1
North Augusta Public Safety reports a shoplifting case led to two arrests Wednesday afternoon in connection with an apparent mobile meth lab. The incident stems from a Local News 3A report and involves elements of the North Augusta Department of Public Safety.
Involuntary layoffs will be needed at Savannah River Site after voluntary departures from three large contractors failed to avert more cuts. Additional job reductions are expected to begin in late summer. Rep Wilson discusses redistricting debt ceiling and DOMA at local GOP meeting. First court ruling allows minimum health insurance for Americans.
Local notices appear in the Area Deaths Calendar and Classifieds sections along with Crossword Comics and Horoscopes. The newspaper also features Movie Listings Opinions and Sports on pages 1B and 13A and TV Listings on page 20.
Bryson Chapman, a rising sixth grader at LBC Middle School, led a short comedy in the Gateway summer arts program’s elementary showcase. Parents filled Kennedy Middle School gym as students performed dance, instrumental and vocal music and displayed art. Lego Middle School teacher Steve Cheek has taught Gateway elementary music for three years.
Westbound traffic on South Boundary Avenue between Laurens Street and Whiskey Road will be rerouted until Friday as state crews repair a broken sewer line. Eastbound traffic only. delays likely through Friday. Municipal spokesman Sgt. Aaron Dowdy urged patience and caution.
Local officials wary yet pleased as the House overrides 26 of 34 budget vetoes by Gov Nikki Haley. Senate cues follow with all but one veto overturned leaving funds for K-12 and higher education ETV and the S C Arts Commission among others. Kenny Bingham voiced frustration over a $6 million ETV funding veto that mirrored a plan she had requested.
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