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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 2006
Page
1
The state Board of Education on Wednesday rejected a school reform panel's plan to alter high school evolution standards. The proposal would have required students to critically analyze the theory.
Aiken Standard highlights readers and literature with today s feature on You Don t Know Me by David Klass read by Tiana Cruz of class 5C. The notice invites discussion about literacy in a fast paced high tech world.
Obituary brief listing deaths in the region includes Eleanor Jeanette Cole Milton Dowd Aiken Leon Haven Gainey Williston Louise Walker Hazel North Augusta Jamie M Key Jackson Roge Ann Hutto Maddox Warrenville Charlie Myles Jr Ridge Spring Luther William Roehrs Wilmette Illinois with funeral details to follow in 6A section of the newspaper.
Pierce Leon Harrison and Wayne Carroll, both of Aiken, are in federal custody after a multiagency probe. Indicted on an eight count federal charge, they face conspiracy to distribute crack cocaine and specific distribution counts involving 5 to 50 grams. Proceedings stem from actions dating back to 2005.
Dustin Hoofman the painted horse at the Washington Center for the Performing Arts returns after a facelift by artist Leslie Alexander. Officials say three coats of clear auto finish protect the tuxedo scene and he now features a restored bow tie and cane. Washington Group’s E and Environment unit sees him as downtown renewal symbol.
Gas prices climb as AAA Carolinas notes increases since early March. Stan issues and OPEC output speculation drive the rise while demand is expected to grow into summer. South Carolina averages at 2.19 to 2.21 per gallon across local stations.
Mead Hall students Jeremiah Hawkins Ben Hall and Jacob LeMaster visited Columbia to hear Chief Justice Jean Toal speak on the State of the Judiciary and to meet lawmakers. Julie Hawkins arranged the trip to expose them to the three branches of government and the legislative process.
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