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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 2006
Page
1
An insert in today's paper provides details on the Westminster show and a busy weekend in Aiken. The listing highlights events from mountain apples to woodland adventures and notes plenty on tap for residents.
The Alken Standard dedicates daily space to promote readers and discussions on literature. Featuring quotes and notices from Cynthia L Mahoney and Doris Swatford Rushton among others, the notice appears in Grovetown Georgia. Deaths and Funerals section noted.
The page blurbs are split across sections with listings for obituaries puzzles and sports notes. It references Dear Abby and various market and listings content while outlining section designations and page placements.
Silver Bluff defeated Andrews 28 to 14 Ridge Spring Monetta routed Calhoun Falls 48 to 0 Irmo beat North Augusta 42 to 21 Midland Valley versus Darington postponed awaiting rescheduled date
A FedEx shipment containing personal data of about 1,700 Savannah River Site retirees was misplaced after being mailed to an external benefits vendor on October 16. The box held Social Security numbers, names, birth dates, and other details needed for benefits, according to Washington Savannah River Company spokesman Will Callicott.
FedEx spokesman Jim McCluskey says four laptops missing with information on about 60,000 Starbucks employees are not believed to be compromised and the search for the box continues. The box reportedly contained data on retirees in South Carolina and surrounding areas.
Sister Cindy Catherine Mahoney, a junior nun who rushed to Ground Zero in 2001, spent her final days in Aiken battling for recognition of 9/11 related infirmities. David E Worby pressed a class action as he recalled her plea to not let them shut down the fight.
St. John's United Methodist Church hosts Aiken's Apple Fest today from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. Activities and sales occur at First Baptist Church of Aiken, First Presbyterian Church, and St. John's United Methodist Church. Pancake breakfast at First Baptist, barbecue at First Presbyterian, bargains and treasures at the others. Cakes pies dumplings and jewelry also on sale with local gospel choirs and bands providing entertainment. Contact Penny Alexander or Joan Nagle for details.
Aiken police describe a green white dress gloves and wig wearing man as responsible for a Friday afternoon robbery at Local Finance Aiken on 331 Richland Ave He pointed a gun demanded cash and fled south on Union Street No injuries were reported and two employees were present during the holdup Detective Marty Sawyer noted the front door entrance and quick police response by Aiken Public Safety
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