Patriots favored to win Super Bowl invade Eagles
Readers weigh in on who will win the Super Bowl. One caller backs the Patriots citing Tom Brady’s matchup edge while another hints at regional pride from Connecticut backing New England.
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 2005
Page
3
Readers weigh in on who will win the Super Bowl. One caller backs the Patriots citing Tom Brady’s matchup edge while another hints at regional pride from Connecticut backing New England.
Jim Meessman and Morley Booker predict the New England Patriots will win the Super Bowl. Advocates say the Eagles face a tough path through the defending champs. Others praise Patriots consistency and team glue over star power.
Susan Cherry recalls driving onto Langley Dam Road toward Highway 421 when the gates and lights misbehaved. Trapped between closing gates as a Norfolk Southern freight train struck and pushed her car into a ditch, she escaped with no injuries and reflects on warning lights, gate timing, and survival. Authorities note multiple past incidents at the crossing and advise immediate exit if danger is suspected.
Aiken Standard previews signing day with local players revealing their next level destinations. Details on where the athletes will attend college and the programs they plan to join.
Aiken outlines January as the month of Orderliness. Georgia Lottery results list Sunday numbers for Pick 3 9 3 8 Pick 4 3 4 0 7 Cash 3 Evening 4 6 7 Cash 4 Evening 1 1 5 3 Fantasy 5 3 13 22 34 38.
The Aiken Standard outlines EzPay out of county mail rates 12 weeks 66 46 26 weeks 144 00 52 weeks 288 00. It provides delivery problem contact 649 5315 and general office hours 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Monday through Friday.
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