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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 2006
Page
1
Taikwon Paige, defensive back from Palmetto State school, was selected as part of the AP 2006 South Carolina All-State Football Team. The honor places Paige among 24 top high school players statewide recognized by the Associated Press.
Edward Graet of Mount Dora Florida is referenced in a historical notice along with Martha Davenport Parker in the OCR text fragment. The brief mentions two individuals and a location without additional context or dates.
Gerald R. Ford died at age 93 in Rancho Mirage California wife Betty announcing the death. He faced pneumonia in January 2006 and had heart procedures including an angioplasty at the Mayo Clinic. Ford was the 38th president and never elected to national office before stepping in after Nixon.
A fragmented story portrays Tomi Rae Hynie denied access to Beech and Brown's home with their son. The article lists misprinted song titles and references to emotional conflict, referencing a page 10A continuation and a public discussion of money and custody.
Friends and fans across Aicken Augusta mourn James Brown known as the Godfather of Soul. The 73 year old entertainer died of heart failure after pneumonia and a Christmas morning hospital admission. Brown lived in Aiken County for 30 years and left a 50 year music legacy with hits like Papa's Got a Brand New Bag and I Got You I Feel Good. His life reflected both immense talent and complex struggles including a 1990 prison stay following a shotgun incident and police chase.
The body of soul singer James Brown will lie in state Saturday in the Augusta arena named for him. Thousands are expected to attend as well known entertainment figures. A Thursday return to the Apollo Theatre will precede public viewings, followed by ceremonies in Augusta at the James Brown Arena.
Norfolk Southern and plaintiffs counsel report a possible nationwide injury settlement for Graniteville residents harmed by the 2005 derailment and chemical spill. A motion for preliminary approval was filed in federal court, with a hearing planned around January 8 or 9.
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