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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 2008
Page
1
Students and faculty at a Virginia college express outrage over a sex workers themed show. The controversy draws attention to campus norms and event programming amid protests and debate.
Aiken Techs Lady Knights used home field advantage in two victories on Tuesday. The report notes students eyeing varied careers as part of a local education feature while the economy faces concerns and seafood lovers are reminded of other tasty options beyond bivalves. The section also lists obituaries for Lena W Parks and others.
Republican presidential hopeful Sen. John McCain rallies supporters in Phoenix as Super Tuesday looms. Romney stays in the hunt, with expectant outcomes for delegates and the national race. voters face a turbulent yearlong contest shaping the path to the convention.
Two Aiken County residents claim losses exceeding 40 000 each after Silver State Helicopters, a private pilot training firm in Las Vegas, filed for bankruptcy and shuttered its Lup shop across the country. They chase answers as loans remain their liability while the company promised pilot training.
Rick's Produce will relocate from Whiskey Road to East Pine Log Road near Atlantic BroadBand and Aiken Lighting. Manager Kelly Carter says merchandise is 50 percent off as the store liquidates items to prepare for a mid March move aimed at expanding the garden center.
Washington political notes report that Hillary Clinton captured needed states on Super Tuesday while Barack Obama narrowed her traditional base of support. The piece notes a high-stakes contest with lingering divisions and a costly, drawn out campaign ahead.
Adele Pope and Robert Buchanan, personal representatives of James Brown’s estate, allege in a filed suit that former trustee David Cannon siphoned more than six million dollars from the James Brown Enterprises checkbook, conspired with other trustees, forged signatures, and took an excessive commission in a 1999 26 million royalties deal. suit seeks actual and other remedies.
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