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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 2008
Page
1
Thousands including families of 9 11 victims gathered for a christening ceremony to honor the USS New York. The event featured a steel exhibit from the World Trade Center ruins and a rallying program marking the ship’s launch.
David Whetsell proposes bringing container barges to Savannah via Atlantic ports in the CSRA, exploring a potential future project as doubt lingers about feasibility and timing.
The fragment lists several individuals including Mary Lynn McKinney Engel Warrenville Ada Elizabeth Robinson Goodwin Groverville Etheleen Hamlet W er eye Gladys Adney Herron Aiken Calvin June Swinger Aiken Alice Virginia Thrailkil Millie R Williams Hephzibah Betty H Youmans Charleston. The data resembles a public notice or directory snippet with multiple names and places.
Aiken County Sheriff's Office arrested 12 people in Wagoner after a two month narcotics investigation. Warrants were executed at 1691 Wagoner Trail Road, the home of Kerry H. Papp and Loretta G. Johnson, who were among the detainees.
St Mary’s Catholic Church in Aiken moves to expand facilities after City Council redefines demolition rules. Father James LeBlanc says removal from the Historic Register aligns with zoning and preservation laws to support growing worship needs.
The note outlines DST start dates from 1970s laws through 2007 extensions and mentions U S Naval Observatory data. It cites earlier starts on Jan 6 1974 and Feb 23 1975 and notes shifts to April starts until 2007 when Congress extended DST by one month, with Athens noted to start earlier.
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