Aiken Jaycees win advance tickets for Aiken Trials
The Aiken Jaycees announce advance ticket sales for the Aiken Trials this Saturday and March 2. Sales run 10 am to 2 pm at the Exhibition Building Jaycees Fairgrounds U.S. 1 North. Infield spots are 75 dollars with four passes and a parking pass. First row parking 60, second row 50, third row 40, all include four tickets. Advanced general admission is 6 dollars for both Saturdays. race day 8 dollars on March 16. General parking 5 dollars in advance, 10 dollars on race day.
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Aiken Jaycees
Jaycees Fairgrounds
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Scientists claim third new element forged in Germany
German researchers at the Heavy Ion Research Center created element 112 by fusing zinc into lead using the Unilac accelerator. Led by Peter Armbruster, the team reported the unstable atom lasted about one thousandth of a second after its creation on February 9, with lead at 82 and zinc at 30 protons.
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Varmsi Avi
Germany
Peter Armbruster
Heavy Ion Research Center
Hans Specht
Obituary notices list several local deaths on 2B
Ruth Brown of Gloverville James Otis Catron of Aiken Jewell E Herrin of Warrenville Patsy Alene Key of Clearwater Lillie Mae Kneece of North Augusta are noted in the Page 2B obituary notices with brief public notices of their passing and life details.
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Ruth Brown
Gloverville
James Otis Catron
Aiken
Jewell
E. Herrin
Warrenville
Patsy Alene Key
Clearwater
Lillie Mae Kneece
North Augusta
Georgia Lottery Winning Numbers Report
Georgia Lottery draws list Wednesday results with Cash 3 numbers 0 8 4 and Powerball 5 9 21 35 38. No further details on prizes or winners provided in the snippet.
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Cash
Art Project Brings Graniteville To Life
Graniteville students at Leavelle McCampbell Middle School created a living history mural exploring local stories. The project, led by Janis Hutchison and her daughter Joey-Michelle Hutchison, used research from the school library and relatives to depict Graniteville history including the Little Boy buried in Graniteville Cemetery.
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Ginny Southworth
Buddy Deas
Graniteville
Leavelle McCampbell Middle
Audrey Gethers
Leavelle McCampbell Middle School
Graniteville Cemetery
Leavelle McCampbell
Janis Hutchison
Joey-Michelle Hutchison
Aiken County
Gun Bill Debated in South Carolina Hearings
Aiken County Sheriff Howard Sellers supported a bill to remove the need for a reason to carry a concealed weapon while allowing age 21 or older, FBI or SLED background check, a $50 fee and training. Rep. Jeff Young noted about 1,110 people already carry concealed weapons legally. Chief J Carrol Busbee of Aiken warned of broader implications as discussions continued.
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Columbia
Aiken County
Howard Sellers
Sellers
Robert Ford
Charleston
Jeff Young
R-Sumter
J. Carrol Busbee
The
Aiken
Man Kills Wife Then Himself in Statesboro Case
An apparent domestic dispute ended in murder suicide in Statesboro Georgia when James Allen 45 shot his wife Tina Allen 38 at her work and then killed himself. The couple were separated and reportedly fighting over custody of their children. Authorities said Allen fled in a white Ford Thunderbird and later died after shooting himself near Hidden Hill Spur as deputies closed in.
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Statesboro
James Martin Allen
Brandy Road
Tina Strickland Allen
Route 1
Claxton
Allen
Robert Cushner
T Hey
The
Ficers
Bulloch County
Buchanan Not Dole Target For S C Primary
In Columbia the South Carolina Republican primary focus shifts from Bob Dole to Pat Buchanan following his New Hampshire victory. Lamar Alexander and Dole surrogates attack Buchanans trade views while Buchanan paints the textile industry as battered, stressing Beltway trade deals hurt South Carolina.
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Columbia
South Carolina
Bob Dole
New Hampshire
Pat Buchanan
Tennessee
Lamar Alexander
Dole
Buchanan
Alexander
Carroll Campbell
Campbell
S.C. State Museum
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