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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 2006
Page
1
Auto enthusiasts flocked to this month's Cruise-In while a film review notes The Omen remake arriving June 6, 2006. The Aiken Standard offers a space to spark reader discussions on literature with mentions of Joshua Livingston and Ren.
A compact overview featuring daily calendar items, classifieds, comics, Dear Abby advice, and horoscope notes along with nation world, movie listings, puzzles, sports, and TV stings.
Three candidates for governor Sanford’s challenger met in a statewide telecast debate in Columbia. Dennis Aughtry Tommy Moore and Florence Mayor Frank Willis debated how to reach shared goals, with Aughtry backing high stakes casinos, Moore warning gambling funds shift money, and Willis doubting voter approval in a religious state.
Aiken's street names reflect its equine heritage with roads like Kelso Drive, Citation Drive, Ridan Way, Ruffian Road and Calumet Court named after renowned racehorses. The feature notes how local thoroughbred history is embedded in the city’s layout.
A Graniteville community, scarred by a chlorine leak and a 2008 derailment, faces more uncertainty as Avondale Mills plans to close. Yet faith remains the anchor, with St. Paul’s Episcopal Church reopening in 2005 after the derailment and continuing to symbolize hope and resilience for residents since 1886.
Five Republicans seek the state education superintendent nomination in the June 13 primary. Front runners Karen Floyd and Bob Staton boast strong GOP and Senate endorsements and long public service records. Other contenders include Kerry Wood Elizabeth Mofmly and Ream assists, facing Democrat Jam Rex in November.
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