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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 29, 2013

Page

5

Clowney drives hype as Heisman talk heats up

Jadeveon Clowney tops the spotlight with a 4.46 forty, ESPY best play, and links to Jay-Z while South Carolina pursues an SEC title run. North Carolina's Bryn Renner and new backs on both sides set to clash as Spurrier eyes openers and ACC-SEC dynamics intensify.

Clowney LeBron James Jay-Z Tar Heels Spurrier Jadeveon Johnny Football Hurst North Carolina Renner Bryn Renner Larry Fedora ACC South Carolina Steve Spurrier Gamecocks Palmetto State Chapel Hill Mike Davis Clemson James Davis Marcus Lattimore Romar Morris Giovani Bernard NFL Florida Washington Redskins Duke Blue Devils

Downed USAF pilot dies in Afghan mountain crash

An Air Force report says 29-year-old Captain James Michael Steel died April 3 when his F 16 C crashed into a mountain near Bagram due to low altitude and poor weather. He was returning from a nighttime mission with the 77th Fighter Squadron, Shaw AFB. He did not eject and had been cleared to rely on visual landing cues.

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Man sues Walmart over fatal bag failure in Nebraska

William Freis of Plattsmouth sues Walmart and bag maker Hilex Poly Co alleging an overfilled plastic bag broke outside an Omaha area Wal-Mart causing his wife Lynette Freis to suffer a fatal infection. The suit cites improper training and double bagging as factors and seeks about $657,000 plus damages for pain, suffering, and loss.

Lincoln Neb Nebraska Wal-Mart William Freis Plattsmouth Sarpy County U.S. District Court Omaha Lincoln Journal Star Bellevue Hilex Poly Co Hartsville, S.C St. Louis

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