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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 2008
Page
1
In a town hall, Barack Obama stated that if elected he would have former Vice President Al Gore play a vital role in his administration's climate change discussions. Footage available on the website.
Wynona a 4 year old lab and cocker spaniel mix once faced cherry eye and surgery now she only needs a home. Comedian James Gregory dubbed the funniest man in America performs in Aiken at the ACP stage tonight.
Raiford E. Hall of Graniteville Helen Hay of Aiken Jimmy Martin of Ridge Spring Ronald E. Schneid of North Augusta are named in the Deaths and Funerals brief for the region appearing in the 5A section.
ADPS officers joined rookie Aiken Public Safety officer Jacob Pridgen in shaving their heads to show solidarity as he battles testicular cancer spreading to a gland near his kidney. Lieutenant Teddy Umstead said the team act shows care and unity during long shifts and treatment.
Aiken County coroner Tim Carlton urged Aiken High School students to wear seat belts and avoid alcohol and drugs during prom weekend and beyond. The DUV Seatbelt safety program, first of six in the county, is run by Dorothee von Wiese of the Tri-Development Center.
In Columbia, Avondale Mills chief Stephen Felker Sr testifies that Norfolk Southern caused the company’s demise, blaming the 2005 Graniteville disaster for damages. Felker describes ongoing civil suit seeking compensation as the trial unfolds in U.S. District Court.
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