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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 2006
Page
1
City reader David M Harman wins bragging rights by guessing the final score in the Aiken Standard Earn Your Bragging Rights contest and prize money. A separate note recalls Malachi Ritscher’s death by his own hand linked to war in Iraq as atonement. Pam Jung promotes reading with The Innocent Man by John Grisham.
New Deaths and Funerals notice lists Michael Norman Kelley of Maine, Ga Lubby Starr Philips, Carrie B. Simpkins, Bob of NY, and Earl Kennedy Sykes. Obituaries reflect regional mourning with brief biographical notes and service details across several states.
The page lists sections including Calendar Classifieds Comics Dear Abby Horoscope Nation World Movie Listings Obituaries Opinions Puzzles Sports and TV stings ac. It outlines layout for the day with multiple features and reader sections.
Outdoor decor lures buyers with yard inflatables and a range of 3-D figures, fiber optic pieces, and roof setups. Lowe’s representative Tee Abraham notes snowman Santa sets are popular and highlights holographic palm trees, reindeer, angels, and a rotating holiday lighthouse as options. Safety tips urge certified outdoor lights, secure mounting, and turning lights off when away.
English teacher Valerie Martin returned to Kennedy Middle School eighth graders after a laser procedure by Dr. Carmel Joseph raised her lung capacity from 37 percent to 87 percent. Diagnosed with uterine cancer five years ago, she faced a near death, yet continues teaching with optimism.
The Christian Heritage Sanctuary Choir presented a Thanksgiving concert titled Give Thanks with Grateful Hear at the church. Director Sherry Phillips noted it was the first Thanksgiving concert for the choir, which has performed Easter and Christmas programs previously. The group, joined by 17 members, prepared since September and even traveled to Brooklyn to study a Brooklyn Tabernacle Choir musical. Members shared testimonies before selections, earning standing ovations as the program kicked off a series of yearly gospel events. An upcoming event features Russ Taff at 6:30 p.m. on January 21. For info call 803 663-7504 or visit the church website.
Charleston conservationists fear lawmakers will push a regulatory takings bill to compensate landowners when zoning changes lower values. Christie McGregor of the Coastal Conservation League warns it would reshape growth and planning. opponents cite higher costs to taxpayers and infrastructure. State leaders and a study panel plan to revisit the issue with recommendations by March.
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