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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 2008
Page
1
Medical Minute with Dr. Esselman from Aiken Regional Medical Centers discusses new approaches to treating sinus problems. Video available online via the Aiken Standard website link in the corner.
Report mentions rising oil futures to near 400 points and a forecast of $150 oil, with expectations of higher gasoline prices around the Fourth of July. Traders monitor political and market signals as summer demand climbs.
Obituary notice lists Jean Reel Hulet of Trenton and Ted Eric Lind of Graniteville with funeral details and dates.
David Mark Hill was put to death by lethal injection at 6:17 p.m. in Columbia's Capital Punishment Chamber after being convicted of gunning down three Department of Social Services employees in revenge. His attorney read Hill's last statement, offering apologies to the victims’ families and seeking closure for those affected.
Zach Allen, paralyzed after a neck injury five years ago, graduates from Aken High School. He emphasizes keeping a positive outlook and plans to study psychology at USC Aiken. He hopes to help others with imagination as a memory aid for life after graduation.
In the District 81 Republican primary three days away, candidates Tom Young Scott Singer Brad Boni and John Kelly debated the Common Sense Contract for Change. Singer Boni insist no special interest group backed the contract while Young argues otherwise.
The Aiken County Shent's Office announced the arrest of James Sabo Bell 19 Windsor on kidnapping carjacking and armed robbery charges. Deputies search for Donald Britton 36 Windsor and Tasha Beasley 33 Nancy Lane with a fourth suspect involved in the incident described as a physical and mental impairment assault and bank withdrawals at knifepoint.
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