Wal-Mart incident: woman assaulted near store doors
Aiken woman says a shopper attacked her near Wal- Mart doors injuring her mouth and ripping foreign matter. She refused EMS and went to hospital with husband. witnesses helped but she criticized staff. Wal-Mart says cooperating with police and pulled video. Vehicle involved had a Bob Richards tag. description: black woman, mid 30s, 5'7", 200+ lbs. Call Aiken Public Safety at 642-7620 with tips.
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U S Opens Door to Face to Face Talks With Iran
The United States said it would join direct talks with Iran on its nuclear program if Tehran halts atomic activities, aiming to avert sanctions. President Bush and Secretary Rice signaled willingness to pursue diplomacy or sanctions, with European and potential Russian support noted.
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GOP candidates in South Carolina seek 2006 GOP nomination
Lovelace Sanford Ranford vie to lead the state GOP with plans to expand education funding, attract investment, and streamline government. Sanford cites global competition and economic shifts, Lovelace highlights rural business and AAA downgrade, Ranford touts budget reform and shorter DMV wait times.
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Kelso Described By Hatton As Versatile Champion
The Daily Racing Form columnist Charles Hatton praised Kelso for a low efficient stride enabling wins from six furlongs to two miles. Hanford shared that Kelso was a standout, a great horse and the best he has known, formed in part during winters in Aiken.
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Council hears about immunity, generator funding question
Hunt told the Council she would not need the $25 000 request to replace an emergency generator in the emergency command center. She said the replacement funding would likely come from a grant. Contact Philip Lord at plordaatkenstandard com.
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Reid reverses course on accepting boxing tickets
Senate Democratic leader Harry Reid says he will not accept free boxing tickets in the future. Reid stood by his view that the ringside seats in 2004 and 2005 were permissible but will avoid such credentials to prevent any appearance of impropriety.
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Doctor Oscar Lovelace Profile and Career Highlights
Dr. Oscar Lovelace born September 23, 1959 in Forest Acres. He earned a Clemson University bachelor’s degree, then the Medical University of South Carolina and completed residency at the University of Virginia. A family practice physician in Prosperity, he contributed to Sanford’s 2002 campaign and sat on a state medical needs panel. He and his wife Mary have four children.
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Sanford profile: Florida birth to South Carolina governor
Governor Mark Sanford born May 28 1960 in Fort Lauderdale Florida. He earned a Furman University bachelor and UVA MBA then built a real estate business. He defeated incumbent Jim Hodges by four points in 2002 and served three terms in the U.S. House before leaving in 2001. He and his wife Jenny have four sons.
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