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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 2006
Page
1
Amelie Mauresmo defeats Justine Henin-Hardenne 6 2 6 3 6 4 to claim her second Grand Slam at Wimbledon. The match caps a long, clutch performance securing the championship on Saturday.
Mary Frances Beasley remembered in regional death notices alongside local sports recap. The Bell Game feature highlights community figures and funeral listings, noting service details and local acknowledgments within the 101-year history column.
A digest of calendar events, classified notices, and puzzle features. Includes sections such as movie listings, obituaries, sports, TV listings, and Dear Abby style guidance. Readers navigate daily listings and public notices across pages 1 through 8.
The article notes After Hours Care Animal Emer at 208 Trace Augusta near Road I 20 and Animals After Hours at 2647 Perimeter Parkway with other centers in Columbia. Jones says owners treat emergencies as emergencies and vets value after hours care for comfort and quick return to regular care.
Brooks Smith starts as Aiken Middle School principal on his first full day, consulting with Area 1 assistant superintendent David Caver. Randy Stowe moves to Area 5 as assistant superintendent. Smith compares the transition to leaving his old office. At Kennedy Middle School, Garen Cofer becomes principal, fresh from serving as Aiken High School assistant principal.
The Vietnam Wall That Heals leaves Aiken after tonight with a final ceremony at 7 30 p m and a names call ending around 10 p m. Ed Hammons of the Marine Corps League recalls tears and calls the event very successful with about zero thousand visitors in the last days. Memorial items will be donated to the Aiken County Historical Society Museum for a special display.
The University of South Carolina will ban smoking in all buildings and within 25 feet of a building starting this fall with potential future expansion to all campus property. USC President Andrew Sorensen cites health concerns and a plan to reduce tobacco use on campus. Senior Ashley Akin supports stricter rules, citing air quality and irritation from smoke. The university offers Campus Wellness and health programs to aid quitting.
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