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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 2006
Page
1
LSU Tigers beat Texas Longhorns in overtime and UCLA Bruins upset Memphis Tigers as the NCAA tournament advances to the Final Four. Also featured is a cast bonding with kids at Sweet Cow Creamery and a Florida paddling vacation guide noting sharks barracuda and alligators.
Aiken Standard dedicates space to reading highlights with a discussion prompt about Nightfall by Nelson DeMille featuring reader Jordan Carter.
Adeline Addie Burkhalter longtime resident of Aiken dies at an advanced age. Survived by relatives in North and South Carolina. Funeral arrangements to be announced by area funeral homes.
Hall of Fame trainer Jonathan Sheppard records his 900th win as horse racing notes celebrate this career milestone. Expanded photo coverage accompanies the achievement in online galleries.
The coming Wal Mart expansion sparks debate as communities weigh economic impact. Experts warn small stores may struggle while supporters cite jobs and lower prices. The article previews perspectives from local officials, business owners, and residents ahead of subsequent installments.
Aiken City Council approved first reading of an ordinance to allow the ADDA to request up to six sidewalk sales per year for area merchants on set dates. Critics, including antique dealers, say the limit restricts marketing. The plan also removes sign restrictions and will be reviewed later.
In Selmer Tennessee members of Fourth Street Church of Christ plant flowers and tidy a spring cleanup while waiting for minister Mary Winkler to be brought home on first degree murder charges in the death of her husband Matthew Winkler. Police found Mary Winkler and her daughters in Orange Beach Alabama.
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