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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 07, 2003

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Baghdad raid shows US could enter capital at will

US troops seized Saddam Hussein’s New Presidential Palace and surrounded the Information Ministry and AL-Rashid Hotel in a daylight raid on Baghdad as 70 tanks and 60 Bradley vehicles operated under A10s and drones. Four or five Marines were killed when their vehicle took a direct hit. Marines entered the city on foot, crossing a canal bridge amid light resistance, while an airfield battle nearby left around 100 Iraqi soldiers dead.

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Masters Fever Draws Golf Faithful to Aiken Area

Local clubs raise greens fees but Masters week still pumps activity as enthusiasts from near and far flock to Aiken County. Warm spring days boost play at Palmetto and Cedar Creek while public access and hotel activity rise. officials cite lingering war and controversy as dampening reservations yet expect thousands.

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Local bagpiper Roy Shull recalls wartime piping days

Roy Shull, 82, learned bagpipes in World War II from a Scottish instructor in North Africa. He later served with the First American Infantry Division and the 16th regiment before joining the 51st Highland English division. After moving to Aiken in 1988 he kept the instrument, bought for $285, and has played at funerals and weddings, reflecting on a life shaped by pipe music and memories of St Andrews Pipe Band days in Miami.

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