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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 2008
Page
1
John McCain campaigns in Peterborough New Hampshire arguing radical Islam is the nation's top security danger. He emphasizes national security experience and urges voters to view video coverage online.
A lost dog traced to an Illinois shelter as Aikerites assist in a return home. The 3A South Aiken team travels to Orlando while the Thoroughbreds balance tournament thoughts with a brief fun break.
The newspaper announces a Monday start for a serialized Nancy Drew story titled False Notes by the Alien Standard. Readers reflect on the teen sleuth's influence and share memories of her adventures.
Brief notice lists Alice M Bailey Windsor Marian Howard Bray Augusta GA Crystal Hindman Fanning North Augusta Henry Aldrich Hall Aiken Grace Leslie Robinson Aiken and includes funeral details for the Georgia area.
Aiken County records the first traffic fatality of the year after Judith Turner Cox 74 of Bath died at the scene when her 2005 Nissan Altima failed to yield to a northbound 2006 Mitsubishi pickup driven by David Davis of Springhill Florida near Bobby's BBQ on US Highway 1 around 12 30 p m. Coroner's officials note Cox was not wearing a seat belt and the crash appears unavoidable. Toxicology results are pending as state troopers and the coroner investigate.
The Graniteville community plans a 1 p.m. memorial at Leavelle McCampbell Middle School gym to honor victims of the Jan 6 2005 chlorine derailment. Officials including Ronnie Young and state representatives will attend as the Abraham Brothers perform a song about the incident.
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