Bush says Saddam’s trial should be public and fair
President Bush pledged a public trial for Saddam Hussein and called him a brutal dictator and killer. He noted his personal views on capital punishment but stressed the matter would be handled by the courts as the capture followed a farmhouse burrow. The press conference touched on national security and the 2004 campaign.
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Chevy's Cafe Brings 1950s Soda Shop Vibe to Graniteville
Chevy's Cafe on Main Street offers home cooked meals in a 1950s soda shop setting. The building, formerly Ford's restaurant, was bought by Walter Deas for his daughter Billie and her husband James Brown. The Browns, in the restaurant business long, plan gradual upgrades and seating revamps while focusing on community revival.
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Bittersweet move ahead for past plant manager
John Granaghan, former Du Pont Savannah River Plant manager, reveals Parkinson's disease after a year of low mood. The 73 year old mechanical engineer and his wife Nancy plan to move from Aiken to Fort Worth in January to be closer to two of their children, leaving behind decades of friendship.
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Hopelands Gardens Lights Up Aiken Christmas Display
Hopelands Gardens launches its annual Christmas display with over 75 000 light bulbs lighting more than a mile and a half of paths. The event runs December 19 23 and 25 27 from 6 to 9 p.m. nightly with shuttle service from Goodwill and Winn-Dixie parking lots.
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Thurmond family acknowledges Williams claim
The Thurmond family said it acknowledges Essie Mae Washington-Williams’s claim of being Strom Thurmond’s illegitimate mixed race daughter. Attorney J. Mark Taylor, speaking for the family, noted the late senator can’t speak for himself and urged closure for Williams, a 78-year-old retired Los Angeles teacher.
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