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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 2008
Page
1
Atlantic Broadband channel 95 will air the Aiken Standard video coverage of the homecoming game between Aiken High and White Knoll on Monday at 7 p.m. Viewers can relive the Hornets victory despite rain concerns.
Lawmakers in South Carolina move to cut 488 million from the state budget, shrinking a 7 billion plan. Health and higher education programs would bear the largest reductions. A separate odd item notes Brad Sciullo of Uniontown, Pennsylvania, eating a 15 pound cheeseburger in under five hours.
Obituary brief lists names of residents including Harry Lee Burdette Linda Rainey Dennis and Reverend Albert Long with notices of funeral services and burial details in Ridge Spring area. Includes community acknowledgments and dates for services.
In a unanimous vote the Aiken County Registration and Elections Commission approved three satellite absentee precinct sites. The plan had been suspended pending a legal opinion from the South Carolina Attorney General, delivered Thursday, about the satellites legality.
Lil Davie a joey at three weeks old appears daily at Hambone Express Petting Zoo sleeps with caretaker and wears diapers. He weighs five pounds and can run up to 35 mph as an adult. He was separated from his mother to survive and uses his tail for balance when jumping. The notice mentions the fair’s page 9A for more.
South Carolina voters may select straight party voting for president and all partisan races. Aiken County election officials warn some parties may not seat a candidate in every race, and voters can later change a choice for individual offices. Contact Karen Daily for details.
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