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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 2006
Page
1
Scott Brown Dane Burkhart and Roberto Diaz of USC Aiken were named to the PING Division I Men s Golf All America teams after helping the team win a NCAA Division I national championship.
The Aiken Standard offers a daily space to spark discussion on literature with Charlotte Fussell highlighting JD Salinger novel Catcher in the Rye. The page lists area deaths and funeral notices including Floyd Anderson Jr Edward Coss Wise Evan F Doe Esther Brown Kalman and others, reflecting obituaries and memorials across the region.
Aiken Public Safety rescued Maxwell Hunter Hayes 22 after he fell over a Laurens Street bridge onto a rocky railroad bed. EMS flew him to Kalmia Plaza then to a trauma unit. he remained in stable condition. A witness alerted 911 around 2:45 a.m. and aided until help arrived.
Kristie Beasley and her younger sister April faced dropping out of Wagener-Salley High School after earning few credits as they battled hunger and the need to work. The article notes their pregnancies and dire circumstances shaping their path forward.
Avondale agencies unite under the Domestic Violence Coordinating Council amid heat and mill closures concerns. Partners include Aiken DSS Cumbee Center and law enforcement groups. The council aims to map options for victims, especially families, with programs like AFIT offering parent education and supervised visitation.
In the June 13 Republican primary South Carolina voters will see Lt. Governor Andre Bauer challenged by Mike Campbell, son of late Gov. Carroll Campbell, and Henry Jordan a semi retired surgeon. Campbell stresses job creation while Bauer touts his record on tax relief DMV efficiency and aging services. Jordan, a former health official, has long been a conservative figure in state politics.
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