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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 2006
Page
1
The newspaper dedicates space to spark discussions about literature, inviting readers to engage. Departments like Dear Abby Horoscope Nation World Marvels Comics and Movie Listings are noted along with puzzles and sports sections.
USC geologist Dr Greg Carbone says Gore's film presents incontrovertible temperature rise data with strongest polar signals while noting hurricane impact remains debated. Savannah River Lab's Dr Chris Romanek identifiers CO2 from fossil fuels as the main cause, calling it a smoking gun. The piece frames the debate as science versus politics with emphasis on public perception.
Lt Gov Andre Bauer campaigned on Whiskey Road amid 5 o clock traffic hoping to sway voters in the runoff with Mike Campbell. Staples ton and others observed as Bauer, recovering from May 4 plane crash injuries, pressed his street tour from Carolina politics to national figures.
Aiken Standard reports a new South Carolina Crimestoppers law makes leaking tipster information a misdemeanor with up to one year in prison or a $1000 fine, and a felony with up to five years when done for monetary gain. The measure, backed by Attorney General Henry McMaster, is aimed at increasing tips on unsolved crimes while preserving tipster anonymity.
Fourth graders from Gateway, aided by Aiken High School art teacher Tara Wessinger, explore basic digital photography around South Aiken High School. Students capture cars, buildings, storm drains, and friends eyes, seeking colors and shapes before turning photos into artworks with Photoshop filters.
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