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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 2010
Page
1
Tiger Woods stages his first open press conference since leaving professional golf. He will field questions at 2 p.m. amid media scrutiny, following two brief interviews with ESPN and The Golf Channel. Cam Huffman of the Aiken Standard will provide inside analysis on Tuesday.
Tiger Woods is the odds-on favorite at 4-1 for the event. Phil Mickelson and Ernie Els are the only others in single digits at 9-1, with Steve Stricker at 16-1 and reigning champion Angel Cabrera a longshot at 55-1.
Gates open at 8 a.m. and close around 6:30 p.m. Travel west on I-20 following signs to parking. Expect a hot sunny day with a high of 87 and a low of 55, with a 5 percent chance of rain. Remember sunscreen.
Do not bring cell phones or any prohibited items such as bags purses and packages beepers radios stapled devices weapons alcohol beverage containers flags chairs ladders periscopes strollers walkie talkies and similar items. Cameras are allowed during practice rounds but not during tournament days.
The hole plays 455 yards with a slight right dogleg and an uphill approach. A deep bunker called the WBy requires a 327 yard carry from the tee. The tee has been moved back 20 yards and trees added on the left side.
Keith Gregory headlines Polo Tavern and Tiki Patio at Hotel Aiken while John Kolbeck performs at 100 Laurens. Downtown streets host evening entertainment as gates close.
Sam Snead nicknamed the millionaire hillbilly led 5-1 as the favorite for the Masters. Art Wall Jr. won the Green Jacket after birdieing five of the last six holes to finish one ahead of Cary Middlecoff and two ahead of Arnold Palmer.
The Savannah River marks the Georgia South Carolina boundary and underpins regional commerce and recreation. Officials including Sam Bennett Charles Martin and Fred Russell explain ownership rights and how to navigate river regulations for the public and local governments. The article clarifies the boundary line and practical steps for river use.
The Savannah River marks the border between Peach and Palmetto states with its central channel described as the center by a current Supreme Court ruling. Flood plains accompany the river beyond the main channel, wider than the channel itself.
A study shows Americans adapt to a five day mail week with 54 percent paying a bill by mail and 53 percent sending messages to family or business contacts. It notes varied use of mail and email alongside shifts in routine communication.
Obituary notice lists William A. Balk of Elko William E. Jackson Sr of Salley and Irvin Yaun of Warrenville among those remembered in the deaths and funerals column. Funeral details appear in the 6A section.
At St. John’s United Methodist Church the annual Palm Sunday Easter egg hunt featured a butterfly release. At least 1,000 eggs hid by church members were found by children in a Newberry Street park, as they gathered candy and stickers after poems and a special butterfly moment.
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