Historic party nominations shape Tuesday’s Aiken voters
Voters head to the polls Tuesday for US Senate and Aiken County coroner races. Republican contenders include Beasley Condron DeMint Ravenel and McBride while Democrat Inez Tenenbaum faces Ben Frasier in a field with Tyndall Nwangaza Sutherland Ferguson. Three polling locations change in Aiken County precincts.
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Aiken County
Ernest “Fritz” Hollings
U.S. Senate
Cans David Beasley
Charlie Condon
Orly Benny Davis
Jim DeMint
Mark McBride
Thomas Ravenel
Inez Tenenbaum
Ben Frasier
GOP
Constitutional Party
Patrick Tyndall
Green Party
Efia Nwangaza
Libertarian Party
Rebekah Sutherland
United Citizens Party
James Ferguson
Sutherland
Jackson
Republican Party
San Juan triumphs 3 2 in Liga Latina final at Virginia Acres
San Juan an Aiken based soccer team defeated Windsor 3 2 in the Liga Latina de Futbol championship game at Virginia Acres City Park. The 90 minute match drew several hundred fans in heat with tailgaters and music on the sidelines and a festive atmosphere.
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Bill Bengtson
San Juan
Antonio Flores
Windsor
José Mireles
America
Virginia Acres City Park
Liga Latina de Futbol
CSRA
Aiken County
Reagan Remembered in California Memorials and Tributes
Ronald Reagan was honored in Santa Monica with jelly beans flowers and flags as his body lay outside the mortuary. Nancy Reagan expressed relief that her husband is no longer suffering while remaining saddened by his death at age 93 from pneumonia linked to Alzheimer's.
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Santa Monica
Calif
Ronald Reagan
Nancy Reagan
Mrs. Reagan
Joanne Drake
Reagan
Time Magazine
What Would Jesus Eat Diets Stir Religious Eating Debates
The Hallelujah Diet promoted by Rev. George Malkmus is among Bible based plans in bookstores. Dr Don Colbert argues for living foods and avoidance of animal products in What Would Jesus Eat. The Weigh Down Diet by Gwen Shamblin also appears in circulation.
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Shelby
N.C
George Malkmus
Garden of Eden
Hallelujah
Rodney Brown
Hallelujah Acres
Malkmus
Marker recalls birth of downtown Aiken in 170 years
The unveiling near Newberry Street and Richland Avenue honors Cyril Pascalis and Andrew Dexter who first staked the town site beside the railroad. Citizens recall their vision and the $2 land sale from the 27 acre tract as local history groups sponsor the marker. Mayor Cavanaugh and historians praise preserving the past for future readers.
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Cyril Pascalis
Andrew Dexter
Aiken
Pascalis
Newberry Street
Richland Avenue
Cyril
Ola Hitt
Owen Clary
The
National Society of the Daughters of the War of 1812
Daughters of the American Revolution
J.C. Lexow
Flexow
Aikenstandard.com
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Associated Press
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Frances Hitt Fulmer
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Cyril Ouviere Pascalis
Hitt
Highy
J. Artie Eubanks
Graniteville
Willard M. Frederick
Williston
Betty T.greene
Clearwater
Mary Belle C. Harris
Julia Seigler
Milbury Sinclair
Warrenville
Farrell Wooley Sr
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