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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 27, 2005
Page
1
Aiken Planning Department revises zoning to allow tattoo parlors in more areas. In other sports news, American tennis star Andy Roddick fell in a five set loss at the French Open. NFL fans can register now as 5B Super Bowl general admission tickets go on sale, with voters preparing for a contested race in Egypt.
Aiken Ridley Pearsons Cut and Run features Jim Gamble as a central reader profile. The piece highlights Gamble's reading tastes and the appeal of the thriller among local readers in Aiken.
Deaths and Funerals notice lists James Henry Beasley of Fairfax Virginia Jesse A Chavis of Aiken David Ervin Cyrus of Ridge Spring Johnny Mack of North Augusta Willie Hammon Salley Jr of Ward Earl D Shealy of Aiken and William D Bill Tinstey among area obituaries with funeral details forthcoming in the 6A section.
Norfolk Southern and Graniteville residents urge federal judge to approve a class action deal four months after a chlorine spill killed nine and injured 250. Critics call $2,000 per evacuated household too low while railroad aims to cover property loss and lost wages and faces a July fairness hearing.
Students at Silver Bluff and Ridge Spring Monetta High Schools received their diplomas marking the Class of 2005. Seniors recalled school days and shared mixed emotions about leaving teachers and friends as they move forward with life and plans for the future.
Fine Deering Development Group announced two master planned communities, Sage Creek and Trolley Run Station, covering about 2,500 acres north of Robert Bell Parkway. Sage Creek will host 1,400 homes starting around 125000, Trolley Run Station 3,600 homes from 175000 up to 500000 with a retirement component. Construction begins within a year with occupancy possible by late summer 2006.
Molly's Militia sells car magnets to fund heartworm treatments for 100 to 140 animals monthly housed from shelters. magnets cost 5.50 by mail to North Augusta South Carolina and are available at PetSmart for 5 dollars.
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