03 May 2006
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 03, 2006
Page
1
Elis Redd of Aiken County marks a century of life noting early childhood memories and a long span of experiences. The item mentions a shift to 2A general obligation bonds instead of the $15 million initially proposed.
In today’s feature the Aiken Standard promotes literacy and reading, inviting discussion on books. The Heartsong Christian romance novels are mentioned as popular selections for reader engagement and community conversation.
Obituary notice lists Eleanor Barfield Asbell of North Augusta and Norma P Gunter of Wayne among recent area deaths. Also notes Annie Jean Stroman of Springfield in a brief memorial column.
Aiken County investigators say Alberto Romero 23 living in the United States illegally is tied to a Tuesday shooting in North Augusta. Romero charged with assault and battery with intent to kill two counts of assault with intent to kill first degree and weapons offenses. Victim Alajandra Morales 28 listed as a no information patient at the Medical College of Georgia. Deputies found multiple IDs. Romero used the name Jose A Balderas Cortes before being booked. He is also wanted by Richmond County for a parole violation.
Legends Aircraft Refurbishing owner Cliff Sims paints two U S Army Cobra helicopters in black with yellow Army web address lettering. The project is part of a 13 unit Sky Soldiers group to be showcased at NASCAR events as a recruiting tool and public display.
Aiken County Council moves to end the Teacher and Employee Retirement Incentive reinstatement rule. TERI workers would must compete with other applicants if they return, ending a program that allowed rehiring at or above current pay after six months away. The Administrative Committee approved the change on first reading.
After more than 1 million immigrants and supporters rallied nationwide, organizers in Chicago and Los Angeles call for a unified front and an umbrella group to sustain momentum. They note conflicting messages from leaders and varying local results with May Day plans looming.
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