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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 2008
Page
2
Several presidential hopefuls joined MTV MySpace and AP for the Super Dialogue. View video links on the Aiken Standard site to hear each candidate discuss issues and policies.
Aiken's Paul the Punisher prepared to defend his championship six days before the fight with Carlos Quintana. Williams' camp signals a tense buildup as a front lawn visit by Tommy Carpenter and an unexpected guest added drama. A hot air balloon spectacle drew neighbors while Phil shadow and Beauregard Lee diverged on Groundhog Day. Community events including Free Riders fish fry Oshkosh Club kids event and a cruise-in filled Saturday.
Fragmentary obituary column lists names such as J Amake Lamas Barefield Clontz Johnston and Sanders, with no clear dates or burial details readable in the snippet. The readable portion suggests a routine death notices section.
SCL Chief Operating Officer Jamie Toole says the South Coast League is recovering from a slow season and aims to reduce debts in 2008. He disputes that the league owes more than the reported amount, noting the league finances are managed centrally. Joe Szabo of J&B Enterprises claims more than $15,000 is owed for services including cups and stadium cushions.
Del Haislip marked two spaces in front of his True Value store with orange cones and signs reading Please True Value Customers Only to aid his customers during Antiques in the Heart of Aiken weekend. Public Safety officers noted the improvised parking measure and stressed it must follow official channels.
Antiques in the Heart of Aiken Show and Sale reported its biggest attendance of the year with 23 vendors, including Carriage Trade Antiques. Bill Brooks lectured on American Brilliant cut glass at York Cottage Antiques before the show opened at the Aiken Center for the Arts.
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