29 Jul 2007
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 2007
Page
1
From the ground, pine forests near North Carolina appear ordinary but police report a bumper crop of what experts call South Carolina’s most lucrative harvest. Names Henry Summings, Joseph L. Taylor, Alan Williams appear in the eye catching notices. deaths and funerals listed on section 6A.
A closer look at Aiken's museum scene outlines Rice marquee attractions by the numbers in a tale of the tape. The feature assesses each site's profile, visitor appeal, standing in the community, and possible roles in the future cultural map of the city.
Aiken County museum project outlines staffing with paid executives and a large volunteer base, annual and projected funding, and artifacts totaling thousands of items. The center aims to tell African American history in Aiken from Africa to Charleston and onward, with tours and educational programs.
Republican presidential hopeful John McCain drew a large crowd in Aiken for a meet and greet at County Councilman Scot Singer’s home. He warned that withdrawing troops could lead to chaos and possible genocide in the future. MCCAIN, page 164
Presidential candidate Hillary Redham Clinton addressed college Democrats promising a national academy to train public servants with fully paid education for youth to serve the country in public service roles. An older woman in the crowd held a sign while shouting a critical remark.
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