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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 2005
Page
1
A playful prompt invites readers to test musical trivia knowledge in today’s Go section. It hints at holiday events and town happenings for Thanksgiving and Christmas, encouraging readers to discover planned activities and festive opportunities around town.
Drifting OCR note reports a quirky event titled New Mexico 7 rear and Loathing in Las Vegas by Hunter Thompson. It mentions deaths and funerals with names Thomas Anderson Jr Ridge Spring Leah O Christopher and Alien Eugene Churchill Hicks in Jackson.
Nine separate Tax Increment Financing proposals seek county action and aim to reach the next Aiken County Council meeting. Developers led by Jet Beckum argue TIFs favor private profits and urge equal treatment for all, warning against setting a risky precedent for rural residential subdivisions.
A USC Geography team reports that many Graniteville residents overreacted to evacuation orders after last January's derailment. The mail survey of 2,700 residents notes orders were not specific enough, creating confusion and traffic delays. The concept, linked to Three Mile Island and Hurricane Andrew, warns of harmful outcomes from overresponse.
Adam Cilica and Terry Sanchez married at Aiken's Victorian Wedding Chapel in a tasteful reception at J Flanigan's on Dougherty Road. The bride wore a floor length beaded dress and pearls. guests enjoyed banana splits and butter pecan cones as a Coca Cola toast. The groom, a Romanian native and general contractor, met his bride after she wore a shirt bearing God is Wiser.
Aiken County Sheriff's Office seized seven video poker machines and over $1,000 from Bruce's Convenience Store in Warrenville and cited owner Bruce Yaun and employee Raymond Swearingen for possession of illegal gaming machines and gambling. Investigators noted cash payments to customers and said no customers were charged. Previously, in Langley, deputies seized five machines and issued three citations. No increased penalty exists for gaming law violations.
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