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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 2008
Page
1
A brief video shows a body double appearing for Miley Cyrus during the Hannah Montana tour. The clip circulated online drawing attention to the use of a stand-in for performance segments.
President Bush, while visiting Israel's Holocaust memorial, tearfully argued the United States should have used bombers to stop the Auschwitz extermination. He urged stronger action to prevent genocide.
Verma Raxricandams Salley Thomas Erskin Robison Otis M Toney are named in a Deaths and Funerals listing with locations Montgomery Alabama and Rahway New Jersey. The brief entry lists individuals and their origins as a local obituary notice.
Local notices span listings across events shopping and services. Items include movie showings market quotes puzzles comics and daily columns with reader tips and advice.
Democratic candidate John Edwards will appear at the Etherredge Center on USC Aiken campus at 7:15 p m today as part of his Bringing it Home bus tour across South Carolina. He will discuss middle class priorities and take questions from the audience in a stop that precedes the Jan 19 Republican primary.
Washington Savannah River Co. plans to keep a presence in Aiken despite losing the Savannah River Site management contract to Savannah River Nuclear Solutions. Spokesman Jack Herrmann cites Aiken as central to the commercial nuclear market while WSRC pursues a separate liquid waste cleanup project and prepares for a DOE debriefing and a quiet period for all bidders.
The Aiken Standard highlights USC Aiken guard Chris Commons and his post prison journey from an Ohio incarceration in 2005 to a comeback in basketball. Editor Tim O Briant endorses the piece as a deeply human, compelling read and invites reader feedback.
Brenda F. Baker, 56, of Aiken died after an early morning lightning strike at GlaxoSmithKline in the Verenes Industrial Park. A second woman was injured as both stood in an uncovered outdoor area during rain. The coroner confirmed no direct strike, noting irregular heart rhythms led to death. surveillance video and autopsy pending.
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