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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 09, 2008

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Obama extends lead with Wyoming win boosts caucus gains

Barack Obama increases his edge over Hillary Clinton after winning Wyoming, strengthening his position in the race. The report notes continued momentum despite mixed results in other states and hints at upcoming events and ticket contests.

Joming Barack Obama Hilary Clinton Wyoming

Junior Leaders Examine Drunken Driving Dangers in Aiken

Junior Leadership Aiken programparticipants studied impaired driving with a sober look at consequences. Victoria Jacks, 14, wore drunk goggles and tried to walk, illustrating loss of coordination as part of a lesson on alcohol related road dangers noted in SC where nearly 500 die annually per NHTSA figures.

Karen Dally Victoria Jacks Kennedy Middle School Aiken South Carolina National Highway Traffic Safety Administration

Trash and Treasures sale draws crowds for charity

Hundreds brave cold winds lining up before 9 a.m. as doors open at the H dell Weeks Activities Center gym. Shoppers flood the aisles in search of bargains at a charity Trash and Treasures event offering a wide array of items for a good cause.

H. Dell Weeks Activities Center Sampnoto Jaenen Jenson H. Odell Weeks Activities Center Woodside Women

State holds millions in unclaimed property

The State of South Carolina holds millions in unclaimed property and residents may be entitled to it. Aiken resident Jim Gammell found his name on the list after being contacted by the Aiken Standard. The Palmetto Payback Program, run by the state treasurer, reunites owners with dormant accounts and uncashed payroll, though officials do not notify individuals directly.

South Carolina Aiken Jim Gammell Gammell The Aiken Standard Gammel Scott Malyerek

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