Photo gallery promotes free online archive and print orders
The notice invites readers to visit aikenstandard.com to view a free online photo gallery and order photo copies. It emphasizes accessibility and provides the site for retrieving images seen in the paper.
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Local Orlando entrepreneur debuts weekly mug shot paper
A Orlando businessman launches a weekly newspaper titled JAIL featuring numerous mug shots. In Britain a thawed crisis unfolds as Iranian President Ahmadinejad releases 15 captives in a gesture labeled Easter gift, drawing thanks from the released crew. Aiken High FFA students spend spring break on a fundraising drive.
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Deaths and Funerals in Aiken and Martinez
Obituary brief lists Nora Josephine Crouch Aiken Joseph Harold Dickson Jr Marion Lester Marshall and Faye G McCoy of Aiken with notices of their deaths and funeral details. The column appears in the 6A section titled Deaths and Funerals.
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New Avondale Mills deal aims to save Graniteville plant
A subsidiary of the Aiken Housing Authority and developer Weldon Wyatt lead a partnership to buy remaining Avondale Mills assets in Graniteville. GAC Holdings and Community Environmental Company expect to close by July 1, preserving about 100 jobs at Graniteville Specialty Fabrics while keeping future plans vague. Wyatt released a brief statement through Brett Communications.
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Masters Week Kickoff Draws Record Field and TV Plans
Ninety seven players start with equal at Augusta National as coverage unfolds on USA from 4 to 7 pm with replays 8 to 11 pm and a CBS recap 11:30 to 11:45 pm. Cooler today with a high near 65, tonight dipping to the 40s before a cool weekend. At the Aiken County Historical Museum a free Golf Fashion through the Years show runs 2 to 3 pm today. Notable money leaders include Langer Norman and O’Meara. Nicklaus and Palmer earnings cited for comparison.
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Masters Week Returns as Spectator Scene Shifts
Former Augusta National player attends as spectator while first day pairings unfold the Masters storyline. The Par 3 Contest entertains fans and small players face slim chances as Fred Couples overcomes a bad back.
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Fred Couples
Changes ahead at Augusta National
Augusta National Golf Club and Masters Tournament Chair Billy Payne outlined 2008 Masters qualification changes at a news conference. The plan adds automatic PGA Tour win invitations for regular season and playoff events and restores the final Tour money list top 30. Payne stressed keeping the course competitive amid evolving skills and technology.
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