Students head back to Columbine High School
Littleton Colorado students return to Columbine High School with armed guards and policing after the spring rampage. Principal Frank DeAngelis will lead a take back the school rally and raise a flag at half staff. Students and teachers face cameras and reporters as they resume classes after four months since the attack that killed a dozen and wounded many.
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Columbine High School
Frank DeAngelis
Eric Harris
Hippodrome hosts shelter horse show in North Augusta
The Fourth Annual Aiken County Advisory Board Horse Show runs two days at the Hippodrome to aid the Aiken County Animal Shelter. Organizers say proceeds fund shelter needs and education programs. Yesterday featured nonstop barrel racing with over 150 spectators and participants.
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Brandon Carpenter
Bully Joe
Aiken County Advisory Board
Hippodrome
North Augusta
Aiken County Animal Shelter
Hope Ingram
Annie Boswell
Allendale
Young entrepreneurs shine in Aiken small business scene
Four under thirty, Chris Allewell Brad Brodie Chant Matthews Ray Massey, lead in Aiken's business circle. Allewell, 29, runs New Moon Cafe on Laurens Street and is the Chamber of Commerce Small Business Person of the Year, the youngest to win the honor. She moved quickly from college to downtown opportunity, turning a vacancy into a coffee bakery hub with fresh, in-house made pastries.
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Chris Aslewell
Chach Matthews
Ray Massey
Brad Brodie
Aiken
Allewell
New Moon Cafe
Laurens Street
Seaves
Aiken Chamber of Commerce
Scott Webowe
Chris Allewell
New Moon
Ms. Allewelt
Bush tops in GOP straw poll in Iowa
In Ames Iowa George W Bush led the Republican straw poll finishing ahead of Steve Forbes and Elizabeth Dole with Dan Quayle and Lamar Alexander fading. Alexander is seen as likely to quit the race while Forbes and Dole trailed Bush in this caucus test.
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Iowa
George W. Bush
Steve Forbes
Elizabeth Dole
Dan Quayle
Lamar Alexander
Alexander
Tennessee
White House
Republican Party
Bush
Forbes
GOP
Buchanan Dominates Aiken County Presidential Straw Poll
At the August 12 meeting of the Aiken County Republican Party about 100 members attended the third quarterly 2000 presidential straw poll. Patrick J. Buchanan won with 37 percent, George W. Bush 82 percent, John McCain 14 percent, with other candidates including Alan Keyes 7 percent and Gary Bauer 5 percent.
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John McCain
Aiken County
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Roland Smith
White House
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Texas
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Arizona
Alan Keyes
Gary Bauer
Elizabeth Dole
Steve Forbes
Orrin Hatch
Lamar Alexander
Dan Quayle
Pat Buchanan
NAACP Relocates Convention to Charlotte North Carolina
The NAACP state conference will move its annual convention from Gaffney to Charlotte, citing an economic boycott until the Confederate flag is removed from the Statehouse. President James Gallman spoke after a North Augusta community dinner, pledging a long haul against South Carolina’s sovereignty stance.
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NAACP
Statehouse
Gaffney
Charlotte
N.C
James Gallman
North Augusta
Mag
South Carolina
Galman
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