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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 2008
Page
1
Local Aiken merchants list season specials available this holiday. Visit the Aiken Standard site to view discounts and shopping ideas featured on the homepage banner for more details.
Aiken County Council members and residents clash over the Wire Road area rezoning 2038 acres. Frustration grows as little progress appears after more than a year of debate and planning.
Virginia Lee Costigan of Augusta Georgia Justine Saylor Cullum of Hempstead New York Eugenia Joiner DeLoache of Aiken Frances Dudley of Aiken and Helen Maxine McCullum are listed in the deaths and funerals notice for regional readers.
Stephen Coke Eubanks, 67, of North Augusta, faces 15 charges after new victims contacted state agents over years of alleged abuse dating from the late 1970s to the early 1990s. Nine new counts include second degree criminal sexual conduct with a minor and kidnapping.
An Army veteran and his wife describe their 13 month old son Sandin facing Langerhans cell histiocytosis and denial of Medicaid coverage for a specialist in another state Tennessee. They criticize the system for leaving families uninsured and seeking help beyond state lines.
Gas sold for 1.46 per gallon at Kent's Korner Exxon on Robert M Bell Parkway drawing long lines as residents rush to take advantage of a local price dip. Marc Wright waited about 10 minutes to fuel his truck while AAA Carolina spokeswoman Carol Gifford noted national gas prices continue to fall from 2.07.
North Augusta police pursue a suspect in the November 22 2005 Huddle House shooting and fatality at the restaurant. Det. Tim Thornton says leads have dwindled despite a composite and ongoing case work.
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