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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 08, 1996

Page

5

Dunbar Sees Post 26 Rally, Eyes World Series Bid

Veteran coach Dunbar, aged 74, watched Post 26 cling to a 9-2 lead as Greer staged a dramatic ninth inning rally. He wore a Trinidad bought amulet for luck and predicted the state title in June, hoping the team would win and advance to the Legion World Series in Roseburg, Oregon.

Roseburg Ore Legion Dunbar Greer Trinidad Josh Miller Charlie Stanley Eric Lunsford USC Aiken

Local scientist involved in Mars life discovery discussion

Dr. Romanek, a visiting faculty member with SREL and former NASA collaborator, helped with a Mars life discovery tale. Colleagues call him a local boy makes good as news leaks ahead of NASA seminars, while experts caution the evidence remains inconclusive and emphasize the long road ahead.

Romanek NASA SREL Aiken Dr. Romanek Washington D.C Paul Bertsch AACES Carl Strojan

Simpson criticizes Hollywood and its ethics in Esquire interview

D. Simpson says Hollywood has lost control while defending his own morality. He accuses the industry and its women of drug fueled fame seeking and discusses the Nicole Brown Simpson case and a wrongful death suit. He condemns gossip and name calling as widespread.

Los Angeles D. Simpson Hollywood Esquire Magazine Simpson Nicole

Resignations Shake New Ellenton Town Government

Acting Mayor Eldon M. Berry and council members James M. Bradham Henry H. Rowland D Chris Beam and Ronald G Carmack submitted their resignations to the governor. Critics say resignations leave the town without a governing body while others argue officials may serve in de facto capacity until successors are elected. The dispute also involves the Department of Health and Environmental Control the State Budget and Control Board and the governor's office. Joe Gleaton a candidate for city council criticized the action calling it a betrayal of residents and public servants.

New Ellenton Joe Gleaton

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