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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 2008
Page
1
A political poll snippet notes Hillary Clinton leading John Edwards by 17 percent a complete Democratic primary analysis is referenced on page 4A. The fragment includes stray text such as Alfons tt 11309 and eee.
A second trial started Tuesday for Tyler, one of three men accused in the August 2008 shooting near the county line in Springfield that killed Debra Dorch and injured Joe Brewer. Opening statements occurred as Brewer testified about his account of the events.
Former President Bill Clinton criticized the press during a Dartmouth College address for giving Democratic candidate Barack Obama a free ride. He expressed anger and frustration at perceived media bias and promised to discuss the issue further via a full video.
French president signals future marriage with former model Carla Bruni as his focus remains on governing France amid distractions. Pollock legacy to be examined in screening of Who the 8% Is Jackson Pollock at the Alien Center of the Arts on Thursday.
Ronald Edward Reczek from Silverstreet James Joseph Robinson and Patsy L Sineath of Aiken are listed among recent deaths and funeral notices in the 6A section.
Dr. Beth Everitt begins her role as superintendent with strong support from Area 2 assistant Rosie Berry and Board Chair Christine Land. The board heard a district technology update from Dal Stanley noting 9,816 computers, 118 labs, 591 interactive whiteboards, and 98 servers as the district plans ongoing upgrades and electronic transcripts to colleges.
South Carolina lawmakers returned to the 2008 General Assembly with aims to curb immigration, cap state spending, and require names on budget requests. Four new Republicans Shan non Erickson Heyward Hutson Paul Campbell Shane Massey were sworn in. Senator John Hawkins floated a payday lending ban arguing the industry preys on the working poor.
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