03 Mar 2007
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 2007
Page
1
Health update from Aiken Regional Medical Centers summarizes the latest care news and patient guidance. The segment provides practical medical tips and information on current health topics featured in the Medical Minute series.
The Aiken chapter of the American Association of University Women opened its 2007 Books N Things Fair to a packed house Friday at Kalmia Mall on Richland Avenue. Fifty-five law enforcement dog teams from the Southeast gathered for the United States Police Canine Association dog trials.
Ronald L. Hutto of Houston Texas died reportedly after a brief illness. Services are planned with arrangements by a local funeral home. He is survived by family and friends in the area.
The page shows calendar opinions and puzzles alongside TV listings for the day. It highlights games, schedules, and entertainment options for readers seeking reading and viewing plans.
Severe storms hit the Aiken area causing power losses to about 2,000 residents and downed trees. National Weather Service officials said a confirmed tornado struck Thomson in McDuffie County, while the CSRA damage was wind driven with gusts near 60 to 70 mph. Aiken RV Park resident Ed Dieterich described a tree uprooting near his home and lifting the porch roof, with debris scattered across the yard.
About 90 students from Cedar Creek Church and Schofield Middle School marched downtown in Aiken on Friday to spotlight the civil war plight of northern Uganda children. Seventh grader Ben Finley, who visited Uganda with a mission group, urged peers to join the cause and heard from Invisible Children activists.
A 14 year old from Aiken admitted to prosecutors that he fired a 410 shotgun at his 21 year old half brother in the face. He pleaded guilty to assault and battery with intent to kill and will be evaluated in Columbia before sentencing.
The Department of Energy and Washington Savannah River Company finalize a contract extension to manage the Savannah River Site through June 30, 2008. WSRC, operating since 1989, will likely bid on both the management and operations contract and the high level waste program when rebid.
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