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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 2006
Page
1
USC Aiken men’s basketball team led by Vince Alexander is among eight Division II squads selected for the 10th Annual Disney Division II Tip-Off Classic in Orlando, Florida, amid a clues-filled local feature on today’s Where in Aiken.
Emma Lott Corley Aken Ethel Bennett Cormany and Ken Thomas Forrest Jr. are listed in connection with Graniteville in a short notice. No further details are provided on roles or actions in the fragment.
Andre Bauer energized by a near tie, winning the Republican runoff 51 to 49 percent as 99 percent of precincts reported. Mike Campbell conceded after Bauer carried a low turnout Aiken County, with Campbell ahead 2,100 to 1,680. Bauer, 37, cited a life changing plane crash on his path to victory.
Hundreds of Avondale Mills workers, loyal through the rain derailment and spill, attended a job fair at Christian Heritage Church on Ascauga Lake Road aided by the S C Employment Security Commission OneStop Center. The event runs today 4 to 6 pm and Thursday 1 to 6 pm with nearly 60 companies present.
Ed Hammons, former James L Hammons Detachment No. 939 chief and recent South Carolina State Commandant, says he is angered by an alleged suspension from all Marine Corps League duties. A June letter from the Office of National Judge Advocate states Hammons is temporarily suspended from membership, office or function.
Marisol Slater, a Silver Bluff High School honor graduate, leaves for Annapolis for Plebe Summer at the Naval Academy. A first degree black belt and Naval Junior ROTC officer, she excelled in violin and percussion, and helped Silver Bluff’s state all band reach success. Her story highlights her multiethnic background and community praise.
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