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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 2009
Page
1
Football fans can find play by play webcasts and rosters for all Aiken County teams on the Aiken Standard Off the Field site. Visit www.aikenstandard.com and click the Off the Field icon.
Former Aiken resident Merritt Thurlow died September 8, mourned by friends as a one of a kind person. Local memories describe her impact on the community and the life she led in Aiken.
The table lists poverty thresholds for 2008 covering one adult, two adults, and combinations with children. Values shown include $14,051 for one adult, $17,346 for two adults with two children, and $21,634 for two adults with two children.
The notice lists deaths of Linda Ann Farrar Estrander Johnston Warren Allen Holmes Charlie Jackson Jr. Grover Cleveland Jones Jr. Marshall Blaine Mac McCormick Lola Sanders and Lucille H Venable across Aiken Harlem and Williston.
On the World Trade Center site the grand plan to rebuild with five soaring towers and a memorial park has not materialized. The design remains stalled while symbolic features take shape and arbitration delays finance a reserved northeast tower. Residents like Vickie Cooper express mixed feelings, noting progress feels slow and future completion uncertain as the eighth anniversary nears.
Lisa Lader, a German instructor at Aiken High School, was named the district teacher of the year at a banquet. Her husband Art supports her and the couple are longtime faculty teammates known as a winning duo. The district announcement appeared on page 16A.
Rep. Joe Wilson drew attention after shouting You lie during President Obama's health care address. Opinions split on the remark with some predicting political gain while others questioned timing and tone. Wilson apologized to White House officials and reiterated concerns about coverage for illegal immigrants.
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