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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 2007
Page
1
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The City of Aiken plans Earth Day 2007 events next Friday morning at Hopelands Gardens. A guide in Sunday's paper provides details. Amanda's Cafe reopens in new location at 413 Hayne Ave behind the Book Stall. A reader reports cows returning home Friday afternoon.
Quarterback David Carr will play for the Carolina Panthers after a rough 24-56 record over five seasons with the Houston Texans. He aims to turn his career around in Carolina.
The snippet lists individuals Gregory Kenneth Graham Windsor Gary S Kennedy known as Big Pop, Irene Smoaks and Windsor Aiken. appears to be a local directory or social notice featuring personal names and nicknames.
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Diane Pollin recalls the 2003 murder of her son Christopher Pollin as Joseph Hankerson is charged in New York after being sought in South Carolina. Pollin, who watched Hankerson at a preliminary hearing, fears reopening old wounds while Morrison maintains innocence from a 2003 conviction.
Juniors viewed a video on fatal teen wrecks linked to alcohol speeding or no seat belt. April Adams said she will have a good prom with no drinking and driving as Nationwide Insurance sponsors the program at area high schools.
In Aiken the governor's SK bike ride and walk now set to begin at 9 a.m. at H Odell Weeks Center conflicts with Dr. Holly Waltz's Paws for Cancer Race at the same park starting at 8 a.m. Both events on May 5 draw hundreds. Waltz insists she was not included in the decision and fears traffic and safety issues. She had contracts, shirts, and plans dating to October.
Aiken Public Safety will not release surveillance video from a March 31 brawl at a Richland Avenue Waffle House. The Aiken Standard filed an FOI request on April 2. authorities say the tape would prejudice the case and will only release stills if needed for identifying suspects. Two men were injured, and a 17-year-old male faces two assault charges.
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