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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 2006
Page
1
Panthers dominated St Louis with seven sacks and a shutout, defeating the Rams 24 to 0 on Sunday. Falcons fell to the Ravens as the day’s NFL results unfolded across the league.
First Baptist Church of Aiken serves as a collection center for Operation Christmas Child drawing support from the community. Volunteers wrap and load thousands of shoe boxes to be sent to Charlotte for distribution in more than 95 countries, part of a goal to deliver over 8 million boxes worldwide. Donated total stood at 5,131 as of Sunday evening.
Teen offenders aged 12 to 17 toured Trenton Correctional Institute as part of an arbitration program. Inmates warned of growing crimes and shared personal declines from small thefts to bank robberies, urging youths to change paths.
A feature describes inmates at Trenton Correctional Institute who spend 23 hours a day confined yet engaged in mandatory work and schooling. In youthful offender programs, inmates strive for GED or high school diplomas with year round classes and regular testing.
In a Battle of the Badges charity game, local law enforcement officers from Aiken Public Safety and Aiken County Sheriff's Office met on the field. Aiken Public Safety edged out the Sheriff's Office 15 to 13 as officers from rookies to captains played, with officials James Whittle Bill Weeks and Roger Sharpe umpiring.
South Carolina's first post Thanksgiving tax holiday runs 12:01 a.m. Friday to midnight Saturday, with no state sales tax on groceries gifts and cars. Lawmakers approved the onetime event as part of a larger tax package, expected to save residents and agencies about 18 million dollars statewide.
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