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18 Jun 2007
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 2007
Page
1
The Standard PM is available every weekday at 4pm. To download the publication visit www.aikenstandard.com and access the weekday edition.
At the US Open Tiger Woods finishes tied with Jim Furyk for second place one stroke behind the winner. The piece notes a 118 Summer Institute aiding teachers with behavioral issues and exposure to health and human services agencies.
Velisser Bush of Beech Island Margaret D Meador of Aiken Ella Clarke Nuite of Hephzibah Georgia appears in death and funeral notice 6A. The brief announces obituaries and memorial details for the listed individuals. The notice emphasizes local community acknowledgments and forthcoming services.
Committee memories recount the All-America City bid from the steering panel to the delegation in Kansas City. Reggie Barner describes community roots and diversity, while Betty Ryberg recalls the first steering committee meeting and recognition of familiar faces.
Aiken marks a decade as an All-America City after years of planning led by former councilwoman Karen Papouchado. The city earned the 1997 award in Kansas City, joining a select group of ten towns recognized for addressing critical challenges.
Congress and the White House push for big ethanol and biofuel increases prompting oil companies to scale back refinery expansion. Industry executives fear reduced gasoline demand may keep pump prices high for years as lawmakers debate energy measures and refining capacity projections. Senator James Inhofe argues Americans pay more at the pump due to limited domestic refining capacity.
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