Aiken Nationals Move Closer to Dixie Youth Title
The Aiken Nationals stayed on track in the Dixie Youth 12-and-under tournament with a decisive win, edging toward the championship as they close in on the final stages.
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 2007
Page
1
The Aiken Nationals stayed on track in the Dixie Youth 12-and-under tournament with a decisive win, edging toward the championship as they close in on the final stages.
Aspirants across four counties from Aiken to McCormick mobilize for the contest to fill the Senate seat vacated this week by Tommy Moore. Campaign chatter mounts as candidates vie for support in the Columbia race context.
Early signals point to potential contenders for the Aiken County General Assembly seat as observers weigh emerging markers. The note on Moore on page 144 suggests evolving developments as candidates position themselves in this developing field.
The CIA Information Agency interns from Global Spectrum will promote the center and its work across Aiken. High school students from Aiken and surrounding areas were recruited for events, promotions, and public relations, wearing center gear as they travel the city.
Charleston readers learn the state flag features a rusting palmetto tree and a crescent whose exact meaning remains contested after 150 years. Historians note ties to the Civil War era while editor Robert Barwell Rhett Jr. is named as designer amid old Remersin references.
Joan Moffett, American-born living in Saudi Arabia with her husband for Parsons, recalls learning of the attacks two days later while driving home from a U S fishing trip. She describes the shock and worry about returning to Saudi after the tragedy.
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