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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 26, 2012

Page

10

Ethics continue as committee seeks documents in Haley case

The committee unanimously moves to obtain employment records from Haley and Lexington Medical Center to support her defense after dismissing the case. They will not pursue documents from Wilbur Smith Associates. Haley says the dismissal should have ended the matter and cannot be reopened.

Rainey State of Economic Advisors Es Smith D-Columbia Haley Smith Lexington Medical Center Wilbur Smith Associates Associated Press Roland Smith

Parade in Aiken features grand marshal and 70 groups

More than 70 groups join this year’s parade including the Aiken Public Safety Honor Guard and Army Signal Corps Band. Air Force Maj. Perry M. Smith of Augusta, a Vietnam combat veteran and author, will serve as grand marshal. U.S. Rep. Joe Wilson and Sen. Lindsey Graham attend, with an Aiken Republican ice cream social after at The Alley, 214 Park Ave. S.W. Parade route closures and detours advised. pockets of downtown will be affected between 1 and 3 p.m.

Aiken Public Safety Honor Guard Army Signal Corps Marine Corps League Air Force Perry M. Smith Augusta Smith U.S Joe Wilson Lindsey Graham Aiken County Republican Party Aiken Park Ave. S.W Park Avenue Laurens Street N Barnwell Avenue Orangeburg Union Streets Amy Banton Karen Daily

Flags Honor Veterans at Pinelawn Cemetery

Holland and VFW Post 212 member Robert Ryan joined Ella Ruth Curry Simpkins to place flags in front of 130 tombstones at Pinelawn Cemetery. The effort honors veterans and supports restoring the historic African-American cemetery first opened in the mid-1850s.

Chris Walsh Hallie Holland VFW Post 212 Robert Ryan Pinelawn Cemetery Committee Ella Ruth Curry Simpkins Holland VFW

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