Tony Stewart tops Indianapolis Brickyard victory
Tony Stewart wins at the Brickyard completing his sought after victory on Sunday. Israeli Finance Minister Benjamin Netanyahu resigns from office in protest over Gaza Strip and West Bank withdrawal plan. Parents push tax free day as school returns shaping shopping opportunities for the year. Spurrier reviews South Carolina offense amid questions about the Cock n Fire attack. John Vernon of Aiken discusses Sharks and People by Lynn M. Stone.
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Benjamin Netanyahu
Gaza Strip
West Bank
Area Deaths Betty Cook and Others
Deaths and Funerals notices list Betty K Cook Warrenville Vallie Mimics Heady Aiken Allie Lou Clary Hulsebus North Auguste Lakisha N Seawright Wagener names a set of individuals in a regional obituary column with brief funeral notices.
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Allie Lou Clary
Hulsebus North Auguste
Lakisha N. Seawright
Vintage car cruise draws crowds in Aiken on sunny Sunday
Sunny skies and a breeze drew a crowd to Laurens Street for Aiken Horsepower's Cruise Into Downtown Aiken. Visitors admired a 1951 Pontiac known as Old Rat and a green 1969 Chevelle while a 50 50 drawing and silent auction benefited the Cumbee Center for Abused Persons. Mrs B's Bakery offered snacks as the event plans to become a monthly first Sunday gathering.
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Laurens Street
Aiken Horsepower
Aiken
Barbara Gunter
Jim Askins
Lexington
Missy Rutland
North Augusta
Rutland
Aiken Horsepower Club
C.D. Bush
Cumbee Center
Mrs. B’s
Peter Jennings dies at 67 longtime ABC News anchor
Peter Jennings, the Canadian born broadcaster who led ABC News for decades, died at age 67 in his New York home after announcing lung cancer in April. ABC President David Westin called him a colleague friend and leader as he helped shape network news alongside Brokaw and Rather.
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New York
Peter Jennings
Jennings
ABC News
David Westin
Peter
Westin
Tom Brokaw
Dan
Discovery Aims for Lunar Landing After Columbia Tragedy
NASA planners focus on a safe nighttime touchdown for the shuttle Discovery and its seven astronauts after a 13 day mission to the space station. Flight controllers emphasize moving forward while acknowledging the Columbia disaster and the fragile return under uncertain weather.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
NASA
Columbia
Discovery
Earth
LeRoy Cain
Eileen Collins
International Space Station
Government ready to order avian flu vaccine mass production
Dr. Anthony Fauci said mass production of a new vaccine against avian influenza could start by mid September. The government plans to order far more than the current 2 million doses as trials on 450 adults show strong immune response.
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Washington, D.C
National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases
Anthony S. Fauci
U.S
Asia
Russia
Fauci
Additional Dazes
Food and Drug Administration
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Tony Stewart
Indianapolis
Brickyard
Spurrier
Steve Spurrier
South Carolina
John Vernon
Lynn M. Stone
Betty K. Cook
Warrenville
Vallie
Glens
Piel
Ginny Southworth
Old Cars
Timmi Blasi
Erin Brooks
Ebrooks
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