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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 2007
Page
1
The Winter X Games start this morning in Aspen with skiers snowboarders and snowmobilers set to perform. The event runs through Sunday and promises a slate of tricks and actions from participants across multiple disciplines. Flags are returned to full staff today following the Ford death observance.
In the Aiken Standard daily feature a book lover discussion space is opened, highlighting Susanne Hirsch and the book Tough Minded by Vincent Peale. The article notes a high tech twist to reading and invites readers to join the conversation.
Death notices list Geneva J. Johnson of Washington DC Charlotte Peterson of Augusta Georgia Viola Roundtree Ollie Mae Setties and Edith K Ward of North Augusta in the 6A Deaths and Funerals roundup.
City and county leaders recall last decade’s ice storm as crews cleared debris and restored power. Public Works added saws and equipment, and the sheriff and public safety chiefs rehearsed response plans for future storms in the Palmetto State.
Simon Moore, 25, dreams of fame at the Battle of the Comedians on Feb. 2 at the Imperial Theatre with Eagle 102.3FM hosting. Local amateurs 21 and up compete for three spots to open for pros in the HaHaPalooza series. registration details via email or phone.
President Bush urged a 20 percent drop in gasoline by 2017. Locally, United Energy sells biodiesel and E85 for 11 years. Savannah River Site scientists study hydrogen fuel. Senator Graham backs nuclear power hydrogen and ethanol to cut oil dependence.
John Floyd, 39, of Williston, was found guilty on five counts of criminal sexual conduct with a minor in the second degree after a trial this week. He faces a 20 year prison term for repeatedly molesting a young girl in his home over several years.
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