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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 2008
Page
1
De Fenwagon said on Monday there is a high degree of confidence the missile attack on a dead USS spy satellite in space destroyed the satellite fuel tank as planned. AP video at the Aiken Standard site.
A recap notes the Academy Award winners and public reaction as coverage questions whether the Oscars have been overlooked. The item also cites controversy over a vintage photo of Barack Obama in Kenya and insinuations involving the Clinton camp, highlighting political reactions.
A list of names including William Francis Amerson James G Burckhalter Jr Reginald Burris Sam Cullum Grover Gordon Jr Doris L Harris Ricky Harris Yvonne Hunter Anne A Johnson Calvin Robert Robbie Parrott Terry Shepard and others from Augusta Aiken North Augusta and nearby areas. The notice lists multiple individuals in a community obituaries section without further details on services dates or burial places.
Beech Island investigators seek public help as a 36 year old man was beaten to death outside a nightclub. They note possible links to an armed robbery the prior night and compare the weapon to blunt force trauma in another case. Police urge anyone with information to contact law enforcement.
Schofield Middle School eighth grader Alex Poda served as substitute principal for a day, guiding two assistant principals Romare Cheatham and Madison Copley through duties. Weathered in wind and rain, he and his two peers led hall checks, badge distribution, and class oversight while principal White attended a district meeting.
Barack Obama holds clear leads over Hillary Rodham Clinton among white men, middle income earners and liberals in a national AP Ipsos poll. Obama gains momentum after winning 11 straight primaries while narrowing Clinton's delegate edge, as Clinton slips from the prior survey.
Aiken City Council approved a plan with Aiken County to establish a Public Safety Station on Citadel Drive near Whiskey Road serving the Southside. The $1 million substation costs will be split 60 40 with the City covering $600,000 from one cent sales funds and the County covered share.
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