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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 2007
Page
1
Online listings show current and upcoming programming via Aiken Standard site. Readers can check schedules and game airtimes at www.aikenstandard.com for up to date TV information.
Aiken County emerges as a premier destination for equine sport and activity with plans for a new horse friendly community promising a high quality of life for residents. The Aiken Standard investigates who will fix the road and whether repair can occur, seeking timing and feasibility.
Jimmie R. Day Langley Lillian Mootzie Herndon Aiken Virdia L. Hosea Myrtle Fay Mitchell Aiken C E Gene Tyler Jr Wagener and New Smyrna Beach Florida are noted in the week’s obituaries and funeral notices with names and places listed for service and interment details.
Calendar and classifieds section items and puzzle notes from the newspaper page. Includes brief listings for events, comics, horoscopes, and daily columns such as Dear Abby across the section.
Ford Conger Field is expected to host the largest Aiken Spring Steeplechase crowd as thousands arrive in 1,800 vehicles. Gates open 9:30 am with tailgate parking sold out. officials urge early arrivals, visible parking tickets, and staying until after the third race. Nearby Training Track parking starts after 11 am for walkers.
Shops and concessions will be available at Steeple chase event grounds. Several local horses set to compete.
Tickets available for the TRAPLEY CROWN 20075 AIKEN STEEPLECHASE at Ford Conger Field on March 24 with gates at 9 30 A M and post time 1 P M. Pacers Polo Match on March 31 at Powderhouse Field gates 11 30 A M match 1 30 P M. Advance and at gate prices listed. phone numbers provided for tickets.
Seven third graders at Redcliffe Elementary, guided by Gail Hunter, organized a patriotic quilt project for wounded troops. They raised about $300 by selling Little Debbie cakes, sourced materials from Quilts For Valor, and planned a flag themed pillowcase to gift to a soldier in the Carolinas.
North Augusta police K-9 Fila, a German shepherd nearing her first year with the department, earned top honors in a U S Police Canine Association certification exam. She and Officer John Rutland Lee Wetherington have helped seize about $20 000 in cash and $30 000 in drugs over the past year.
New York reports that Houdini died on Halloween 1926 from a stomach rupture after a punch, with murder rumors lingering. George Hardeen, Houdini’s great nephew, urges exhuming the body to seek contact with the dead, stating it needs to be looked at.
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