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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 01, 2009
Page
1
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Police recovered two and a half pounds of marijuana from an Aiken home Wednesday. Aiken authorities pursue leads as residents assist 2A Project Graduation which seeks funds to help graduates stay safe.
Analysts say outstanding residential mortgage debt shapes estate settlements and may affect heirs. Experts warn executors to account for liens and potential title risk as they settle affairs and plan liquidations.
Kay Huff Carros Aiken Mildred Napier Givens Warrenville Estelle P Hearn Kim Marie Klarides Langley Dr Glenn R Nichols Beech Island Wallace J Taylor Graniteville Annie Mae Green Williams obituary list from region notices detailing names towns and death announcements on page 6A.
Aiken Public Safety plans heavy presence for the 25th annual Lobster Race downtown. Officers will enforce underage drinking rules with wristbands, restrict alcohol to beer and wine in cups, and require patrons to leave by 11 p.m. Police have previously arrested underage drinkers at the festival.
Downtown Aiken hosts the 25th annual Lobster Race with events from 5 p.m. to 11 p.m. Parking restrictions include closing Bee Lane and The Alley from 5 p.m. and cordoning Newberry Street by 6 p.m. Limited handicap parking on Laurens Street Richland Avenue and Park Avenue. Admission 5 dollars or free with 2009 Lobster Race shirt. Music by The Catalinas Eddie G DJ and others.
Old Aiken Market manager Neven Konjikusic shows bacon as evidence pork sales remain unaffected by swine flu concerns. butcher Tom Bentley says customers are not worried about pork while beef sales declined during mad cow scares, noting no mention of pork fears.
The House approved the Credit Card Holders Bill of Rights by 357 to 70 amid administration pressure. The measure bans double cycle billing and retroactive rate hikes and bars credit cards to under 18, with 45 days notice before rate increases. It takes effect a year after enactment, except for notice provisions.
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