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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 2006
Page
1
The clipped text questions where in Aiken a photo was taken while detailing bold headlines about a death penalty bill in the House and USC Aiken All American Nick Wanless achievements.
Carrie Ellen Williams 86 died in Charlottte North Carolina after a brief illness services at Wilson Memorial Church were announced by the funeral home Williams was born in Durham and lived in Charlotte for 40 years She is survived by a daughter and two grandchildren.
Aiken Public Safety seeks an assailant after a woman was nearly struck and dragged by a burgundy Nissan Maxima outside the Whiskey Road Wal-Mart. The victim received five stitches following the Monday incident near the Supercenter entrance.
Aiken County Sheriff Michael Hunt asks council to raise salaries by 7 percent for 192 of 238 department staff to retain and attract qualified personnel. The request totals about 432000 dollars and aligns with the Archer salary study.
The National Museum of Racing and Hall of Fame in Saratoga N Y announced the 2006 induction class. Jockey Bill Boland trainer Carl Hanford and Cougar II CHD join the inductees. Boland and Hanford both fostered standout careers with Kelso the Horse of the Year 1960 1964.
Incumbent Gov. Mark Sanford faces Dr. Oscar Lovelace in the June 13 GOP gubernatorial primary while a potential Democratic field forms around Dennis Aughtry, Sen. Tommy Moore, and Florence Mayor Frank Willis. Analysts note Lovelace could pressure Sanford with strong support, despite Sanford’s established base. Lovelace campaigns on education reform and health care, contrasting Sanford’s record on lawsuits limits and tax relief.
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