06 Jul 2005
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 2005
Page
1
Lance Armstrong and his Discovery Channel squad won the team time trial at a record 35.54 mph after the race leader crashed near the finish. The event showcased Armstrong in his yellow jersey as teammates powered to the fastest pace of the stage.
The Aiken Standard highlights readers and reading with a discussion space showcasing Rita Mae Brown's "Whisker of Evil" to spark conversation about literature.
Obituary brief lists Frances L Bell of Windsor Lucy Mae Carroll of Jamaica New York and Lillian Rebecca Gantt of Aiken in a local death notices section with funeral details pending.
Brief reader note lists today’s newspaper sections 6A 3B and 15A with an INS and GA regional tag. The fragment confirms page markers and section labels without specific story details.
Eleven people were arrested over the Fourth of July weekend by the Aiken County Sheriff's Office on drug offenses. Five arrests followed June 30 search warrants and six occurred during traffic stops and checkpoints.
The Parris Island Marine Band performed to 850 plus attendees at H Odell Weeks Center in Aiken. Director Warrant Officer Christian Flores noted this is his ninth year at the concert and praised the band's enduring popularity and patriotic repertoire.
Thomas Goodwin and Sylvia Goodwin were arrested in Aiken on cruelty to children charges after two kids aged 5 to 10 were found living in unsanitary conditions. A third child, Jayla Goodwin, 2, is missing and believed with a friend of the mother. Investigators secured emergency custody for the two present children.
Christina Johnson hugs each of about 15 teenagers before they depart Colleton Avenue for a week in Aiken with World Changers. The group, part of a 400-strong program from six states, will repair homes and live out Christian mission values during their stay.
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