30 Mar 2006
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 2006
Page
1
The Steeplechase Gala in Aiken, a premier social weekend event, faces a puzzling disappearance of the statue titled The Norther. Powderhouse Field traces its own 1930s roots to the Great Low mood and Mrs. W.R. Grace while polo history in Aiken spans 124 years.
Area residents Beatha W. Green Aiken Dale June Bug The Chimney Sweep Meisinger Jr Archie Phillip Owens Eartha Mae Wright Denmark pass away Funeral notices listed on 5B with brief data on survivors and service details as published.
The section preview notes inside today include markets, movie listings, and puzzles alongside sports and obituaries. It mentions a TV listing for Mrite in the 11 A and 5 C time slots, with 1 B and 2 C panels.
GlaxoSmithKline plans to add an OTC version of Orlistat known as Alli at its Aiken facility, creating about 150 jobs and boosting total employment to around 420. FDA approval pending. if not approved, stock would be destroyed. Packaging lines from Germany to be moved to Aiken by summer with a September launch.
The South Carolina Supreme Court places William E. Downs Jr on its April docket to decide his competency before issuing a death warrant for the 1999 murder and sexual assault of six year old Keenan O'Mailia near Riverview Park. Downs pleaded guilty in June 2002 to murder kidnapping and first degree criminal sexual conduct with a minor and was sentenced to death.
Giant black and white sketches of a bearded man appear on multiple Aiken buildings drawing curiosity and business concerns. Elaine Yarosh owner of Swan Antique Mall on Richland Avenue complains she cannot remove one of the faces from her wall. The same smiling beards show up on the Southside and overlook Whiskey Road near the Aiken Mall. Additional faces are reported on the old Golden Corral building.
The Aiken County Red Cross weighs building a new headquarters or moving to a vacant site after Graniteville train crash exposed space needs. Chapter manager Johanna Blue says the 50 year old Laurens Street building is insufficient and cites a generous estate gift as seed money for expansion.
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