19 Aug 2007
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 2007
Page
1
Clemson and South Carolina show early strengths as Mark Bates appears to be a standout receiver for the game. William also impresses early, signaling strong performances for Clemson.
An unreadable OCR fragment lists several personal names and phrases with death and funeral references. It mentions Ronnie Williams and a 29 death count along with funerals on page 6A, but details are incomplete and names are garbled.
A mother worries as recalls hit toys including Mattel products like Barbie and Fisher-Price items marked Made in China. She fears lead paint and small magnets endangering children, noting teachers and parents may be unaware of the danger amid a broad recall of Barbie, Dora, Elmo, Cars and Thomas the Train items.
Consumers are urged to visit a recall site or call toll free numbers for information on recalled toys from Mattel and Fisher-Price. Affected items include large diecast vehicles and magnets with lead paint from China. Vouchers issued after return, brochure with model numbers, and prepaid mailing labels available.
About 310000 U S children aged 1 to 5 have elevated lead levels and risk long term buildup. Lead absorption varies by age with children absorbing up to seventy percent while adults absorb about twenty percent. Often no obvious symptoms appear and detection can be difficult.
East Aiken Elementary students join a state mandate of 60 minutes of formal physical education weekly plus 90 minutes of non structured activity. PTO president Tammy Duncan notes benefits for reading and math, while district officials cite funding gaps and staffing ratios impacting full implementation.
Washington reports a flurry of campaign gaffes as candidates from both parties backtrack on remarks. Mitt Romney defends his sons military service while Rand Paul raises health risk comparisons to first responders at Ground Zero, drawing scrutiny.
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