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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 2006
Page
1
Karen Tempel owner of Everyday Recipes demonstrates fall produce with a local chef preparing dishes. The feature highlights seasonal vegetables and the chef's techniques in a community setting amid school activities and reader engagement.
Obituary notice lists Bartow Houser Boylston Allen Jean Charles Thomas Gill and Tommy McNair Jr among recent deaths with funeral arrangements in the 6A area. Details include names and service location.
Senator Greg Ryberg of Aiken urges fundamental changes to Columbia budget planning. He cites a 16 percent 6 billion budget increase this year and urges scrutiny of allocations, restructuring, and workers compensation laws amid projected growth to 7.5 billion in ten years.
Stores from Wal-Mart to CVS begin stocking Christmas goods in October. Rose’s in Aiken reports shoppers like Rebecca Beach hunting purple ornaments for a white tree while managers explain early stocking meets demand and allows layaway purchase options.
National Weather Service forecaster Leonard Vaughan says a cold front will lower temperatures Friday through Sunday. Friday highs near 70 with overnight lows in the 40s and some spots dipping into the upper 30s, possible frost in a few areas. By Sunday warmer but still chilly, with morning temps around 40 Saturday and mid 40s Sunday.
The spinach E coli outbreak from California highlighted how quickly tainted produce can spread through the national system. Lettuce from Salinas Valley was recalled after contamination concerns, raising calls for stricter regulation and centralized oversight of food safety.
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