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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 2006
Page
1
Caspar W. Weinberger who expanded Pentagon spending in peacetime and later faced Iran-Contra indictment died Tuesday at age 88. The veteran official helped oversee the defense department during the Reagan era and remained a central figure in national security policy.
Rhonda Whitley of Aiken shares her current read The Magician's Nephew by C S Lewis as part of a daily feature to spark discussions about literature in a fast paced high tech world.
Voters in Aiken approve the 800000 purchase of the Gem Lakes sewer system from United Utilities with a 454 to 27 referendum margin. The city estimates residents will face a 21.50 to 23 monthly surcharge for a 15 year loan. council aims to close soon after final approval.
Editor note shields victim identity. Aiken County resident Lynn Smith warns that a man claimed to love her within days of chatting online, signaling a scam. Read more on page 13A.
Bubba aka Charles Meeth from Upstate New York inked Ivey Ridders on the right foot marking SC's end of a tattoo ban. Ridders runs Jackie and Gavriel Inc. and owns Body Art Ink Tattoos, the first legal parlor in the state. City zoning fights over where parlors may operate continue in Aiken.
USC Aiken will stage its third USCA polo match at the Powderhouse Polo Field on Saturday April 1 with gates opening at 11 a.m. and a 1 30 p.m. match start. VIP hospitality tickets cost 55 dollars per person and include lunch beverages parking and admission benefiting athletics.
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