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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 2007
Page
1
A Pennsylvania man says he survived a second lightning strike in 27 years. The Friday incident burned a hole through his pants but left him unharmed. Video is available on the Aiken Standard site in the right hand tab.
Chipper Jor drove in five runs as Tim Hudson allowed three hits over seven innings to stop Arizona's eight game winning streak. First Baptist Mission Council hosts tea party by Women’s Mission Council at First Baptist Church of Aiken on a Sunday evening.
Downtown Aiken echoes with bell and electronic chimes from First Baptist and St John’s Methodist. First Baptist’s 1883 Meneely bell weighs about 1100 pounds and tolls at noon for two minutes, with St John’s emitting a hymn at noon and six.
Dana Hodson coordinated a visit of 21 exchange students in Aiken, part of Lions International Exchange. Seventeen of the 18 staying with South Carolina host families toured Hilton Head, Beaufort, Myrtle Beach, Lake Jocassee, and Carowinds, while learning about American life and diverse cultures.
Nichole Sanchez Vargas a 16 year old from Costa Rica spoke to summer school students about a child’s fear of a new country and her determination to push through obstacles. She recalled doubting finishing the year and graduating in America seven years ago.
The number of tropical storms developing annually in the Atlantic Ocean more than doubled over the past century with two jumps. Increases align with rising sea surface temperatures driven largely by human-caused warming, researchers Greg J. Holland and Peter J. Webster say in a Philosophical Transactions note.
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