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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 2009
Page
1
Watch the first round playoff Game Of The Week between Aiken and North Augusta on Sunday at 2 p.m. and Monday at 4 p.m. on digital channel 6.2 or cable 246. DVDs of past games are on sale at the Aiken Standard site and at 326 Rutland Drive with a $7.99 checkout option.
Marie Stinson of Warrenville turns 100 today with a celebration at Warrenville Baptist Church featuring family and friends. The event marks a century of life for the DayS resident in Aiken County.
Obituary notice lists several individuals including Lurlean Diggs of Washington DC Louise Hammond of West Columbia William Jerald Jr. of Wagener Rosemarie Jones of Aiken Betty Landry of Aiken Charles Polatty of Graniteville Philip Pennington of Warrenville Ina Bea Smith of Warner Robins Ga with death and funeral notices dated 6-7A.
Four men armed with pistols and shotguns robbed a Burger King in Aiken at 12 45 pm. Two suspects were arrested, one died by suicide as officers approached, another remains at large after a carjacking and a break in. SLED investigates.
A new South Carolina act increases penalties for handicap space violations in December. Violations could face 500 to 1000 dollar fines or up to 30 days in jail, with prosecutions moving to general sessions for higher fines. Officers expect more tickets during holidays.
Prestige Appliance Outlet celebrated its Whiskey Road grand opening with a donation to Aiken County Habitat for Humanity. Doug Huffer, Trent Roth, Whirlpool’s Jeff Fettig and Maytag’s Clay Jackson presented a truckload of used but working appliances to Habitat for resale on Park Avenue.
President Obama urged Democrats to answer the call of history as the House moved toward a vote on a major health care bill. Speaker Pelosi predicted passage amid a months long fight including a dispute over abortion with Republicans opposing the plan.
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