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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 2008
Page
1
Friday night recap of Silver Bluffs victory over South Airica will air again Monday at 7 p.m. on Atlantic Broadband Channel 95 with a second replay following the conclusion on the same channel.
Quinton Taylor seventeen and Kadarius Thomas fourteen express God’s love without words through miming. The piece spotlights a Living on the Go feature with book reviews and a note on the Aiken Book Festival’s popular titles.
During the 2001 recession and the current downturn the data show higher percent increases in jobless women than men. The trend reflects broader labor market weakness and gender disparities in unemployment.
Obituary notices for Sammie Lee Chisolm of New Ellenton Richard J. Foreman Sr. of Jackson Debbie Ann Griffin of Aiken and Dave Wright Jr. of Beech Island list their deaths and funeral details in the local notices section.
Cork and Bull Pub on Whiskey Road faced a 25 percent drop in profits after the city council approved a no smoking ordinance in July. Managers say most customers smoke and many now travel to nearby bars or VFW posts. officials plan warnings through January.
Panic buying drives gas prices up from 3.659 to 4.013 a gallon as motorists queue at stations. AAA Carolinas official warns there is no shortage, just high demand, while local outlets expect replenishments by overnight or next week. Governor Sanford urges residents to heed advice.
Eunice Sherard Stephens 98 wins passport after months of bureaucratic delays. Her daughter Vivian recalls the FedEx delivery from the Charleston passport office and plans a Jamaica trip in November. Born 1910 to enslaved ancestors, Stephens faced missing birth records and destroyed documents but persisted through proving citizenship for travel.
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