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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 2007
Page
1
Aiken Standard invites readers to explore photo galleries from events across Aiken County on www.aikenstandard.com for a visual recap of local happenings and community moments.
Three Paul Knox Middle School students travel today to the National Engineers Week Future City championship finals in Washington D C. An ecological blunder occurs as up to two million old tires laid as an artificial reef off Florida’s coast create marine habitat issues.
A pilot spoke to crew and passengers in French to signal a plan to overpower a terrorist after a hijack attempt. The hijacker did not understand the warning, allowing the crew to prepare a response.
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Joseph Hankerson, 41, once a top fugitive in the 1994 murder of 20-year-old Christopher Pollin of Aiken, was found in Poughkeepsie, New York. He was arrested and arraigned on murder charges, with Aiken Public Safety continuing inquiries alongside New York authorities.
Millions seek slimming help as GlaxoSmithKline plant in Verenes Industrial Park, Aiken, begins producing the first government approved over the counter diet pill alli. FDA approved a 60 milligram orlistat version to block fat absorption in the intestines and aid weight loss.
Barack Obama drew thousands in Columbia on a first South Carolina visit during the 2008 Democratic primary race. He addressed national unity amid local politics as a black legislator warned of potential Democratic losses if he won the nomination.
Craig Baldwin, 58, appeared in federal court with defense attorney William Toal as Judge R Ferrell Cothran ordered a mental competency evaluation at the state hospital. The eight month delay follows the discovery of the 83-year-old woman’s body near her home in the heart of the Aiken horse district.
James Angus Miller aged 55 of Britton Road Windsor died in a late Friday crash on Windsor Road near Spring Branch Road. Officials say he was headed home from the Aiken area when he lost control of his Ford pickup, crossed into the opposite lane and went off the roadway. The accident occurred about 8 15 p m near his residence.
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