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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 2013
Page
1
Colby W. Furtick and Loretta L. Gleaton are listed in the 6A “Deaths and Funerals” section. The notices summarize service plans and survivor details for Colby and Loretta in the North Dicia and Pelion areas.
Five day outlook shows partly cloudy skies with a high near 81 and low around 63. An easing pattern continues through the period with mild temperatures and no precipitation expected.
The piece traces the evolving American Dream from postwar college and factory work to 21st century education challenges. It notes persistent poverty, undocumented Hispanics, and higher skill demands, with Graniteville figures L L Willis and Sharon Rodgers illustrating changes in work, schools, and community support.
An economic impact study for the Savannah River Site notes MOX lagc could strip over 42 million from local payrolls as SRS layoffs reach nearly 1,000 for the summer. SRR and Shaw Areva MOX Services announce combined 965 cuts, with final layoff dates by Sept 27 and Oct 1.
Dewey Johnson, 68, was killed in his John son’s Groceries and Meats store on January 3, 1983, after a robber beat him with a metal object. He died at 12:20 p.m. following discovery by two customers and police response. Autopsy noted multiple head wounds and a fight. Police seek leads decades after the brutal crime.
The 1994 report notes Aiken Public Safety cleared all city murders in 35 years except Johnson's. No arrests or weapon identified, and witnesses were scarce. Lt Odenthal cites primitive crime tech and thin files as factors. Investigators narrowed the attack window to 26 minutes.
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