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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 2008
Page
1
President Bush appears on NBCs Deal or No Deal to wish luck to an Iraq War veteran as he attempts to pick the suitcase containing one million dollars. Visit www.aikenstandard.com for the full segment.
Our cameras captured strawberry festivals children's days and artisans fairs amid weekend excitement. A Chesterfield teen faces arrest in a bomb plot wake while neighbors await justice. The Child Center auctions a week old purebred yellow lab puppy to raise funds for abused children.
Aiken resident Haigh S. Reiniger, 54, was charged with first degree harassment after a homeless man allegedly entered a York Street home while occupants were away and left two tea bags and a house key as a ormemt. Police said the door was partially opened but nothing was stolen and two similar incidents are under investigation.
Montmorenci Road signs were erected with the name Montmorenci instead of Montmorenei prompting county officials to replace them this week. Local resident Diana Williams noted guests struggle with Montmorenci, dating to 1840 origins tied to James Achille de Cara dellc and Montmorenci estate.
Aiken Republicans gathered as Perry endorsed attorney Tom Young for the South Carolina House seat held by Perry for eight years. Also running are Brad Boni John Kelly and County Council member Scott Singer. Young touted a Plan for Palmetto Progress focusing on education and unemployment.
Clinton uses Pearl Harbor and bin Laden imagery in a late campaign spot in Pennsylvania as Obama cautions that she will likely win but vows to keep the result close. The ad revisits the 3 a.m. theme and argues voters want readiness amid two wars and rising costs.
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