Special Expanded Coverage of the 2004 Aiken Trials
Aiken Standard presents a six page keepsake section with Saturday's faces and results from the 2004 Aiken Trials. The edition offers images and full day results in a special expanded coverage feature.
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Aiken Trials
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Aiken Trials Enjoys Beautiful Weather and Crowd
The 62nd Aiken Trials opened under clear skies with warm weather as fans gathered railside. Spectators including Charlie Anderson and John Treadwell praised the day, while organizers led by Mike Fanning reported a strong turnout and praised sponsor support from the Aiken Jaycees for community projects.
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Aiken
Charlie Anderson
Anderson
John Treadwell
Treadwell
Singleton
Amy Scott
Beaufort
Scott
Mike Fanning
Aiken Trials Project
Fanning
Aiken Jaycees
South Carolina eyes minibottle rule repeal in alcohol shift
The South Carolina Legislature moves to end minibottle limits that made bars sell only 1.7 ounce bottles since 1974. A free pour option aims to boost tourism and competitiveness, with lawmakers arguing it modernizes the state and aligns with national practice.
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Columbia
South Carolina
State House
Senate
Bill Cotty
Erik Concoby
Bridgestone fire contained at Graniteville plant
No injuries reported and damage expected to be minimal after rubber jammed under a conveyor at the Bridgestone plant on Bridgestone Parkway. Fire departments and law enforcement responded around 5:30 p.m. after Bridgestone staff used their equipment to contain the blaze. plant manager Mike Rose credited rapid cooperation. About half the plant remained affected as of a 8 p.m. press briefing.
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Graniteville
Bridgestone-Firestone
Bridgestone Parkway
Mike Rose
Bridgestone
Rose
Ginny Southworth
Aiken builds schools with new financing method
Aiken County considers a Wal-Mart style approach to fund new and renovated schools. Developer Wyatt promotes a nonprofit entity to oversee multi project builds financed by bonds and state funds, avoiding millage increases. Greenville and Berkeley districts have adopted the concept, while Aiken uses a five year program funded up to 13 million.
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Weldon Wyatt
Wal-Mart
Aiken County Board of Education
Wyatt
Wyatt Development Company
Houndslake County Club
Sage Valley Country Club
Aiken County
Greenville
Berkeley County
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James
Bo" Burns
Victor Watt
Anne Kelly
Phil Stack
Kelly
Henry Chase
Chase
Leeann Cantrell
Doug Singleton
Lee Laws
Abby
A. J. Brady
Charleston
John Paul Jubilee Jr
Bernice McLain
Clearwater
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