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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 2004
Page
1
North Augusta auctions 48 two and three bedroom homes along the riverfront for The Landing at River Club. Director Skip Grkovic notes it is the first event of its type here and reports all units sold with prices aligning to expectations.
Aronov Realty, owner of the 452,243 square foot Aiken Mall opened in 1989, denies any sale while brokers say the property has been marketed for two months. An Atlanta firm appraised the center as insiders hint Aronov aims to find a new owner for anchors Dillard’s Belk JC Penney and Sears.
Owen Clary recalls the ROTC youths Brock and Clay who joined the Army and Coast Guard as war rages. Brock, a Wake Forest ROTC scholar, commands a 150 member Manning unit deployed in Iraq as MPs. Clay, a Coast Guard lieutenant junior grade, flies rescue helicopters from Los Angeles base.
The article outlines post debate strategies as Kerry aims to shape perceptions of the debate while Bush seeks a substance-focused victory. It notes reactions from Aiken County residents praising Kerry's performance and criticizing Bush's handling of Iraq and global issues. Endorsements and quotes from supporters are included.
Tim Carlton and Ed Gladd examine the Aiken County Coroner’s office ahead of the November general elections. The piece outlines the coroner’s duties including investigations of homicides, accidents, unattended deaths, and hospital deaths, plus legal responsibilities like testimonies and evidence collection seen in daily cases across the county.
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