Sume Early Friday Morning Trip to Alken Mall
A fragment notes Sume heading early on a Friday morning toward Alken Mall 2A. The readable detail confirms the place and timing but lacks further context or actions.
25 Nov 2006
Page 1
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 2006
Page
1
A fragment notes Sume heading early on a Friday morning toward Alken Mall 2A. The readable detail confirms the place and timing but lacks further context or actions.
Obituaries list Frances W Bussey Miles Edwin Denham Peggy Ruth Fulmer Bryan Matthews James W Jim Price Arnold Burt Townsend Virginia Elizabeth Ashhurst Venning Annette Marilyn Stone Ryan Willing and others from North Augusta and surrounding communities.
Tony J LaCarter a 59 year old convicted sex offender remains at large after a North Augusta case where his daughter reported a break in theft of her burgundy Pontiac Grand Am with South Carolina plate 79-SOV. Police note he once lived with her and could access the vehicle without a key. Deputies warn other units to spot the car as LaCarter appears on the county Most Wanted list.
Aiken shoppers rose early for Black Friday, filling Stein Mart and Bath and Body Works at the Aiken Mall. Julie Hendley, Jenna and Linda Bailey enjoyed lower prices during the statewide tax-free weekend, noting extra savings and a smooth experience.
Microsoft unveils Vista Windows Office upgrade and server software as a major business push. Hartnett notes past complaints about security and reliability are behind the company as it targets business users with a Nov. 30 launch and a Jan. 30 consumer release. The five year gap since an OS overhaul underscores the stakes in keeping Microsoft’s software essential.
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