Area Deaths Candace Burleson and Letha Youngblood
Funeral notices list Candace Burleson of Aiken and Letha DuBois Youngblood of Graniteville among recent deaths. Services details are not included in the brief item.
13 Oct 2013
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 2013
Page
1
Funeral notices list Candace Burleson of Aiken and Letha DuBois Youngblood of Graniteville among recent deaths. Services details are not included in the brief item.
The report notes mostly cloudy skies with a high around 81 and a low near 61. It includes general contact numbers for offices at 803 648 2311 and 803 644 2401.
The Alley in downtown Aiken hosted the inaugural Oktoberfest with German beer and Bavarian food. Local musicians performed as yodeling contests and beer stein races entertained attendees. Organizers included Aiken Downtown Development Association, Aiken Young Professionals, and USC Aiken.
The article discusses domestic violence's lasting emotional impact, citing Jeri Wesner of the Cumbee Center to Assist Abused Persons. It notes power and control dynamics, nonphysical wounds, and the broader reach across ages and groups during Criminal Domestic Violence Awareness Month.
Greg Ryberg of Columbia Aiken replaces Darry Oliver as chief operating officer of the South Carolina Retirement System Investment Commission. Ryberg will be paid 161000 dollars and aims to strengthen the system to meet pension promises. Oliver resigns after seven months amid accusations of bullying by State Treasurer Curtis Loftis, who contested the discussion. The board backed Oliver’s resignation and approved an anti bullying policy after a tense public session.
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