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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 2007
Page
1
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Aiken area residents can explore a special Earth Day 2007 section in today’s edition. The guide highlights community events, activities, and opportunities to participate in environmental awareness and local celebrations.
Children in the area took a first hand look at the past during Children’s Day at Redcliffe Plantation. A block party for kids highlighted safety as Giggles and Sherbie the Clown entertained crowds with the electric slide. Pope Benedict XVI releases his first book as pope challenging capitalism and colonialism and wealth disparities.
Obituary notices list Ai Mitton Heyward Jr. Eleanor Radcliffe and Lillie Upson among residents of Aiken. Deaths reported in local column with brief memorial details and funeral home references. Public notices provide scant biographical data and next steps for services.
Aiken County officials converge on a preferred three road web for the Whiskey Powderhouse Connector to ease traffic on Whiskey Road and Pine Log corridor. The plan, formed after a long process since 2005, includes an eighth alternative with a roundabout and three stretches linking Powderhouse and Whiskey roads near Eastgate Drive and Aiken Mall.
Newberry High School alumnus Melissa Leitzsey, now at USC Aiken, earns outstanding senior honors for Commencement. She completed bachelor's degree in three years, made President's Honor Roll, and led Pacer Times as news editor. Her internship at USDA markets and scholarship support the narrative.
U S House Majority Whip Jim Clyburn urges directing more Palmetto LIFE and HOPE scholarships to low income students based on financial need rather than academic achievement. He notes the current lottery funded awards disproportionately favor higher income or better performing students.
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