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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 2008
Page
1
Readers who attended the Aiken Christmas Parade can view and upload photos in the online gallery at focusonyou.aikenstandard.com. The feature invites the public to share their parade moments and scenes from the event.
The page previews weekend activities from Christmas events at Hopelands to area Christmas parades. It features stories on positive business news amid a tough economy and notes a British archaeologists discovery of an ancient skull with a remarkably preserved brain.
Richards V Campbell and others listed in Trenton Clearwater Langley Graniteville area among deaths and funeral notices. Names include Campbell Green Jennings Proctor Raborn Ruth Sullivan and Odell Sullivan with service details and burial arrangements in the local obituaries.
USC Aiken students summarize 2008 exit polls where 95 percent of partisans backed their candidate. Obama drew strong African American support, while some voters held ethnic antipathy toward him. Younger voters favored Obama. a plurality viewed the Iraq war differently.
In CSRA areas where the energy department funds major projects, President-elect Obama selects Steven Chu, a Nobel laureate and advocate for alternative energy research, as the next energy secretary. Local officials express cautious anticipation over Chu's nuclear stance and future environmental impact.
A circuit court judge reduced the sentence for Brandon William Taylor, who in 2007 drove drunk after using marijuana, fleeing blue lights and causing a wreck that injured three and killed one. The judge previously sentenced him to 12 years for failure to stop for blue lights resulting in death and felony DUI. later, a 20 year term was set with seven years to serve and five years probation.
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