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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 2006
Page
1
North Augusta High School girls basketball edged Lexington 46 45 at home as Lindsey Jones made the decisive basket late. The game featured a tense finish with a close score and a strong home crowd.
The Aiken Standard highlights Patricia Cornwell’s Predator to spark readers to discuss modern crime fiction. It notes the novel’s place in contemporary literature and invites engagement from local readers.
Obituary brief listing deaths of Clarice Anderson of West Columbia Mary M Dicks of Eric Gerald Rodgers of Aiken and George Tice of Graniteville with funeral notices in the death and funeral column for the area on page 5B.
USC and DHEC researchers report reactive airway dysfunction syndrome and PTSD among Graniteville residents after last year's train derailment and chlorine spill. Dr. Erik Svendsen notes evidence requiring follow up care as a formal presentation to USC Aiken science students proceeds, with full data forthcoming at a participant meeting.
Aiken Public Safety reports a half dozen car break-ins overnight around Hayne Avenue and Lancaster Street. Detectives say thieves stole assorted items. residents advised to lock cars, remove keys, roll up windows, and use garages with lights on to deter thefts.
The Beaver Creek tribe headquartered in Salley won minority recognition from the South Carolina Commission for Minority Affairs after a six year effort. About 900 members remain in SC, with core communities in Salley, Springfield and Neeses. The group traces 300 plus years of history.
Twenty years after the Challenger disaster Ron McNair, a Lake City native and A&T alumnus, is honored at his alma mater. Engineering students study in Ronald E. McNair Hall and a memorial display honors his magna cum laude degree and MIT physics studies.
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