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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 2006
Page
1
Members of Carolina Dragway attend the Aiken Cinemas 8 for a Talladega Night themed viewing event. Patrons enjoyed the racing culture on a movie night out with friends and teams showing support for the sport.
Readers encounter Heather Graham’s Ghost Walk with Rela beeicioee presenting the haunted tale. The chat hints at a book discussion featuring suspense and spectral puzzles.
Dr John Griffin argues Lincoln was executed not just killed, linking vice president Andrew Johnson and secretary of war Edwin Stanton to a clandestine plot. He presents evidence in a slide talk at the Barnard E Bee Camp Sons of Confederate Veterans meeting, detailing motives and alleged conspirators around Lincoln’s death.
Robert Watson Jr. 22, of 614 Carolina Springs Road, was found dead in his North Augusta residence around 8 20 a.m. Saturday with a gunshot wound to the head. Investigators seek tips from midnight to 7 a.m. and autopsy is planned in Newberry. Call 800-922-9709 or CrimeStoppers Midlands at 888-559-TIPS for anonymous tips and possible rewards.
The National Governors Association three day summer session in Charleston shifts from policy to politics with 36 states voting for governors. Demographics and issues such as immigration and homeland security drive debate while fundraising by the Democratic and Republican Governors Associations leads the field as campaigns brace for pivotal races.
Aiken High School teacher Nancy Thome lauds National Board Certification for reconnecting with students and boosting effectiveness. About 450 South Carolina teachers attended a summit on recruiting and retaining staff, with leaders calling for broader NBCT involvement and stronger ties to policy makers. Public remarks from Edna Mills, Ellen Cotton, and former Gov. Jim Hodges highlighted professional growth as key, while Richard Riley noted the profession lags global changes.
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