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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 2005
Page
1
After nearly three years as president and CEO of the Greater Aiken Chamber of Commerce, Charlie Weiss resigns to return to Virginia, effective Sept. 30. The local crayon recycling program at Aiken 2 Learn has saved thousands of crayons from waste, supporting a good cause.
Aiken Standard highlights readers with a daily book note featuring Gill Meissner and The New Breed by W E B Griffin In memoriam obituary notices list Helen Lucille Bryant Margaret Ann Enlow Powell Katherine Gerry Smith Gerald Francis Bull Sr Ronnie Dean Adams Barbara Denise Owensby Green and Ray Robert Tanton with local funeral notices following.
The 74-year-old Edgefield County resident Marion Key remains missing after leaving a North Augusta Wal-Mart at about 11 p.m. July 12. His red 1993 Geo Metro was found abandoned on Sylvan Road near Sweet Water Road. no sign of Key was found. A private property owner located the vehicle.
Troops with food water and medicine roll through floodwaters into New Orleans in a relief caravan after the hurricane. Civilians react with both relief and anger outside the Convention Center as President Bush tours and vows to fix the response.
Local stations show ample gas and shorter lines Friday while a few wait for new shipments. Airport Shell received a regular unleaded delivery before 2 p.m. with price at 3.25 per gallon and no premium diesel stock. AAA Carolinas notes stabilization but warns of uneven availability and possible delays as pipelines resume flow. South Carolina average for regular stands near 2.87, with national at 2.86.
Habitat for Humanity of Aiken partners with local businesses for a Saturday relief drive. Two Penske trucks will collect nonperishable food and water at Kroger and McDonald’s on Whiskey Road from 8:30 a.m. with Regions Bank and Penske backing the effort. Other groups including USC Aiken Education School, the Aiken Marine Corps League, and the City of New Ellenton coordinate separate Katrina relief efforts with donations due by deadlines set in local notices.
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