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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 2006
Page
1
The organization runs more than forty summer camps across the state providing home repair aid to low income families. The report touches on college funds as a separate feature and notes sections including obituaries and funeral notices.
Former congressman Tommy Moore analyzes his 1998 races to fuel another bid for the Democratic nomination and the Governor’s Mansion. He notes past flag-related issues influenced the 1994 campaign and discusses keeping supporters engaged in a three way primary.
Poll workers will unpack state electronic voting machines at the Aiken Municipal Building before dawn. The countywide use marks a shift from paper ballots with results available by early evening. The tech aims to cut counting time and speed up results.
Travis D. Williams, 22, of Beech Island, was recaptured by the Aiken County Sheriff’s Office and Aiken DPS and charged with escape. He had been released in error instead of another inmate with the same name, prompting termination of the sergeant in charge for policy violations. Williams also signed for another inmate’s property, adding the escape charge.
Walter Lamb walks a west side Aiken neighborhood to engage residents as he campaigns to unseat incumbent state Rep. Robert “Skipper” Perry in Tuesday’s Republican primary. The scene shows Lamb greeting dogs on a front porch and talking with neighbors about his platform.
Rep. Rober S. Skipper Perry, a 26 year Aiken City Council veteran and seven year General Assembly member, continues door-to-door campaigning but this year adds technology to reach voters. He maintains his old hours of walking and outdoor campaigning despite new methods.
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