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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 2006
Page
1
New York City becomes the first U.S. city to prohibit artificial trans fats in dining venues, aiming to curb heart disease risks. Readers see extended Life coverage and local literary note sections featuring community members and upcoming discussions.
Meteorologist Bruce Cherry of the National Weather Service says overnight freezes will edge up to mid 30s tonight with a chilly day to follow. Expect highs near 60 and lighter winds, then a cooler Thursday with increasing wind and a wind chill.
The fragment discusses holiday mail patterns and postal workload, noting unusual surges and peak periods. It mentions seasonal campaigns, processing timelines, and broad expectations for mail volume around the holidays, with references to dates and approximate counts.
Gang intelligence specialist Cpl. Randy Hughes explains that terms like Burger King Bloods and KFC Kill Folk identify factions and send messages. The presentation, invited by the NAACP Aiken Branch and Youth Council, involved Aiken Public Safety and the Aiken County Sheriff’s Office to promote gang awareness.
NASA faces two late technical concerns two days before space shuttle Discovery lift, a power surge in a shuttle system and a bonding adhesive test for the solid rocket motor. Forecasters cut favorable weather odds to 60 percent for Thursday night with strong winds expected Friday and Saturday, but engineers say backup systems keep risk low. NASA plans up to four launch opportunities over five days and aims to fly before year end to avoid year transition issues for the shuttle flight.
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