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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 2008
Page
1
Davidson defeats Georgetown in the NCAA tournament second round to advance to the top 16. The upset secures a place among the round of 16 teams.
Celebrating events and gathering, the notice hints at Easter pictures displayed on page 5A and at a local location abbreviated as DTA AER Tarr Oe.
Meredith Walker, a junior in Aiken High School Spanish IV, earned a 12 day trip to Mexico this July as one of six nationwide winners in a contest by the American Association of Teachers of Spanish and Portuguese. She scored in the top 10th percentile on the National Spanish Exam II and impressed in an interview and essay. Walker aims to deepen language skills and explore Hispanic culture while pursuing art and theater in her community.
More than a year after abandoning Whiskey Road plans for a Sam's Club warehouse superstore there is still no word from Sam's Club officials on whether or when the project might proceed. Glen Wilkins at Wal-Mart says no locations are currently being considered and past attempts near Whiskey and Powderhouse roads faced rejection by the Aiken Planning Commission in 2006. No new site has been proposed since then and a 2006 Aiken Standard note said a new site might be chosen about a month after the initial scrapping.
South Carolina moves to keep the list of concealed weapon permit holders secret, aiming to become the 28th state with privacy protections. The measure, urged by gun rights advocates and opposed by open-government supporters, is part of a broader state and national debate. Representative Mike Pitts argues disclosure violates the Second Amendment, while advocates warn public licenses should not be issued in secret. The story notes ongoing legislation in six states and references a page 104 continuation.
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