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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 2007
Page
1
ESPN2 and ESPN will air the polo tournament finals from New Bridge Polo and Country Club. City of Aiken Public Works crews continue mosquito control efforts after extensive rainfall.
A buyer recalls bidding on eBay for a used cell phone, receiving a shiny new phone from California, only to have the purchase seized by customer service. The tale warns others to verify sellers and activation details before finalizing online buys.
Democrats stage a presidential debate in Charleston South Carolina using The Citadel and CNN YouTube to blend tradition with modern online engagement. CNN veteran David Bohrman leads the format while producers adapt to live questions from real viewers. The plan aims to mix historic setting with Internet style questions and online audience participation.
Christopher C. Christensen, 34, of Warren Pennsylvania, was arrested by Aiken County Sheriff deputies after a stabbing incident that left a 35 year old North Augusta man with a punctured lung. The victim, driving home, followed Christensen into a mobile home on 140 Delehanty Court where he was stabbed under the left arm. Christensen fled to Augusta, spending a night in a motel, as the victim received treatment at the Medical College of Georgia and was listed in stable condition.
Circus leaders scrambled to add two last minute performances as snowfall boosted demand. Spokeswoman Kayla Ot said organizers aimed to give everyone a chance to see the show. A Friday morning sold out the first added show, while the Sunday performance drew a weaker turnout. Oz emphasized they did not want anyone to miss the show as Convocation Center schedule flexed to accommodate.
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