10 Apr 2006
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 2006
Page
1
Focus on You features this week at Augusta National with coverage from the Masters. The Aiken region reports also include events across the area and notes from Sharon’s incapacitation ruling.
Bonnie Nowak of Aiken promotes reading with a daily feature on literature. The Kite Runner by Khaled Hosseini is highlighted as a discussion pick for book lovers in the Aiken Standard.
Obituary notice lists deaths of Booker T. Burris in Aiken Janice M. Davis in Watkinsville Ga Davis Ross Dixon in New Ellenton George W. Earle in North Augusta Alvin K. Simmons in Windsor and Helen Weathersbee in Graniteville with funeral notes appearing in the 6A notices.
Phil Mickelson shot a 3 under 69 to win his second Masters in three years by two strokes over Tim Clark. He finished at 7 under, marking his 16th major victory milestone and continuing a run of consecutive major titles before the Masters page 8A.
Siblings from Kentucky in a Praise and Worship concert at Christian Heritage Church in Graniteville wowed a capacity crowd. The Crabb Family including Jason and twin brothers Adam and Aaron and Kelly Bowling and Terah Penhollow highlighted faith and family while noting Dove Award wins and Grammy nominations. They spoke of balancing career and family and shared a faith-driven ministry as they tour and record.
Natalie Shuller, age 5, was killed when an ATV flipped near Cromer Road in Monetta while her aunt Karen Cato, 29, was seriously injured. Coroner Tim Carlton said the youths’ 1998 Yamaha ATV overturned after the girl grabbed the throttle, and the investigation, autopsy, and toxicology are pending.
Roy Warner Memorial Park in Wagener honors a former Wagener High School agriculture teacher and farmer who lived 72 years. The park sits on land donated by his son Carroll Warner, who led local government for 18 years, with six acres deeded to the county in 1985 and the memorial dedicated in 1988.
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