06 Nov 2005
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 2005
Page
1
In Aiken Library meeting room local players held Yu-Gi-Oh! card duels Friday night. The action on the field was quiet as fans watched from the stands.
The Aiken Standard dedicates space to spark discussion on literature with reader highlights and letters. Harriet Tewkesbury and James Patterson’s Sams Letters to Jennifer are featured in this daily literary moment.
Area death notices honor L. Combs Granevine Rice Fulmer Beech Isaac Parks Alen robert Rogers Cue Gabrielle E Warner Deatrs and Funerals details not fully provided. This brief item records multiple obituaries and funeral notices in a local section.
Inside today features bridge calendar, classifieds, crossword, comics and Dear Abby. A compact roundup previews games, obituaries, opinions, sports, TV listings and national/world briefs.
Officials from the YMCA and YWCO of the CSRA push a campaign to build a Family Y in Aiken. A 200,000 square foot facility could open by 2008, with an announcement anticipated in early 2006 if current progress continues. Critics fear duplication could threaten local children's programs.
The first day featured a dance circle and drums at Langley Pond for the fourth annual Intertribal Pow Wow. Gates opened at 10 a.m. with a Grand Entry honoring veterans EMTs and firemen. A trade blanket swap meet followed as crowds, estimated around 200 to 300, enjoyed the event hosted by Bad Water with Brad Shellhorse emceeing. Lakotas John Wakingan and Barbara Morningstar were among participants.
Aiken County Board of Education will hear Miley’s new analysis on a $36 million TIF bond tied to two private housing developments. The district will decide whether to opt in or out before a November 15 deadline, with possible public hearings if the board leans toward approval.
DHEC officials announced a tobacco ban around offices in Greenville Pickens Spartanburg Cherokee and Union counties starting Nov 17. The move targets driveways parking lots and sidewalks to reduce secondhand smoke exposure and cancer risk.
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