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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 2013
Page
1
Aiken hosts Dancing with the Aiken Stars tonight with full coverage planned Friday. Event features local performers and community supporters raising funds for a local cause.
Local news notes the upcoming opening of a second Zaxbys fast food shop in North Augusta. The article highlights the expansion as part of a growing regional footprint and outlines anticipated opening timelines and community interest.
A feature on practical and rugged quilts designed for versatile use. Tips focus on durable fabrics, simple patterns, and quick projects suitable for busy lives. The piece appeals to hobbyists seeking accessible, masculine style in home sewing.
Death notices list Cliff Cherry, Aiken D Diane Snipes Jackson Bath Estelle Gartrell Atlanta John William Taylor Warrenville Margaret Johnson Furtick North Paul K Quiller Sr Graniteville Robert Cullum Jr Aiken with brief funeral notices in 6A area column.
Reverend Rob Lane of Mt. Salem Ministries spends five nights sleeping outside beside His Table soup kitchen to spotlight homelessness in Aiken County. Volunteers, including former North Augusta resident Dave Smith, join to show how people sleep in cars or on couches while shelters are hard to reach.
Lt Gov Glenn McConnell called the Medicaid program unsustainable in a Wednesday speech to the Senior Men's Club of Aiken. He cited Office on Aging data noting one third of South Carolina seniors rely on Social Security, and more than half of those over 55 have under $50 000 saved for retirement. He projected nearly two million senior residents by 2030.
Maryan Schechter notes mixed public reaction to NSA programs with Pew data showing majority in favor of tracking, HuffPost YouGov poll, and a Manhattan court hearing in ACLU v Clapper. Tom Wood, USC Aiken political science professor, observes student views range from necessary to dangerous overreach.
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