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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 2004
Page
1
A late stage trial pill targets obesity and smoking by blocking brain pathways that drive appetite and cravings. Officials say the drug may reach markets in a year or two, offering a twofold approach to major U S health risks.
Limehouse, a Florida bred three year old colt by Grand Slam out of Dixieland Blues, headlines Dogwood Stable’s Tampa Bay Derby bid. Cot Campbell aims for Derby trail progress and a potential Kentucky Derby berth as Limehouse seeks eighth career start.]]
The event runs Saturday at the Aiken Training Track with a 2 p.m. post time. Forecast calls for sunny skies and temperatures in the mid 60s. General admission tickets cost 8 in advance or 10 at the gate with parking 5 in advance or 10 at the gate.
Dr Larry Brede named 2003 Volunteer of the Year at the United Way of Aiken County annual meeting and awards dinner. He has served on the board since 1993 and chaired it in 2003. Connie Pritchard named 2004 board chair. Joe Lewis named 2004 campaign chair. Dee Stanford notes 2004 will be challenging but community support remains strong. United Way funds over 60 programs in 63 agencies.
Charles Welch, 44, resigns as head basketball coach at Aiken Technical College effective June 30, citing being spread too thin. He started the program in 1991, led Knights to seven Region 10 titles and four NJCAA II national appearances, and will continue teaching math and fitness at ATC. Welch emphasizes coaching remains in his future but remains a teacher first.
The 122nd Engineer Battalion of about 300 soldiers will return home Thursday after a year in Iraq. Ceremonies in Edgefield and Graniteville mark their homecoming with a 1 p.m. event at Strom Thurmond High School and a 2:30 p.m. ceremony at Graniteville Armory. Local officials and volunteers include Sen. Tommy Moore and Rev. Steven Hendrix.
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