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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 2006
Page
1
Strong winds and cool temperatures did little to deter competitors at Paradise Farm as they held a three day weekend horse trials. Police search for two men who robbed a local convenience store clerk at gunpoint late Saturday evening.
Aiken Standard highlights Evelyn June Ross introducing Aging Well by George E Vaillant M D. The piece praises literacy's role in a high tech era and invites discussion about the book and readers.
Deaths and Funerals notice lists Tarrela Lashell Dunbar of Williston Marie F Green of North Augusta Elizabeth DeMars Guin Charles Edward Pritchard Sr of Richmond Terry Mae Davis Randall Bobby Weed of Aiken Emma Dean Williams of Blackville with 8A designation for area obituaries and funeral notices.
In a Civil War battlefield setting Chaplain Herman Boland led a non-denominational service at the Battle of Aiken. He urged personal faith in Jesus while tying the event to Confederate Veteran heritage and the Sons of Confederate Veterans. Attendees from across the country joined in song after the service.
Oprah Winfrey draws a 2300 strong, rain dampened crowd to the North Charleston Performing Arts Center for a two hour inspirational tour stop. Fans from across the South and Minnesota joined in as Winfrey delivered messages of hope and empowerment.
Dr Anselmo Arthur backs BiDil as part of a broader heart failure regimen. The FDA approved BiDil last June for African American patients, but Arthur says only eligible patients on standard therapy may get the drug as part of a multi drug approach.
The Hitchcock family founded the Aiken Hounds in 1914 and helped establish the Aiken Steeplechase Association. Thomas Hitchcock Sr. helped design Palmetto Golf Course holes and aided polo growth, while Louise Eustis Hitchcock founded Aiken Preparatory School in 1916. The Hitchcock Foundation maintains open spaces central to Aiken’s winter colony.
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