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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 2006
Page
1
Richland Avenue Radio Shack prepares to shut doors amid corporate restructuring plans. Also noting a book feature on readers and titles like The Swimming Pool by Martha Baker. Jill Carroll freed on a west Baghdad street after nearly three months since ambush.
Obituary notices for H Earl Clark Ridge Spring Terry Vincent Day Aiken Lewis Macon Goodwin Aiken Katie Cooper Hamilton Biscoe Elizabeth Thompson listed in the area death notices column with brief identity lines.
Aiken County reports a fifth fentanyl related death after a man found dead on March 7 had 15 patches prescribed March 3. Toxicology showed lethal fentanyl with 11 patches unaccounted for, one attached to the body and three sealed on the bed, coroner Tim Carlton said.
A polo event at Powderhouse Polo Field anticipates sunny to mostly cloudy weather with highs upper 70s. Gates open 11 a.m. Saturday for ASU Aiken Polo Match at 1 30 p m with souvenir booths concessions and an awards ceremony. Tickets range 5 8 10 dollars and VIP seats 55.
Mike Campbell faced questions after his political director Adam Piper was cited for speeding in Campbell’s car in New Ellenton. Officer Jorge Ruelas issued a 55 mph in a 35 mph zone ticket on February 13 as Campbell had criticized an opponent for speeding this week.
Eartha Rogers, newly elected to the New Ellenton City Council, arranged a payment plan for a $1,220.23 trash bill dating back years. City Clerk Sue Pack said Rogers claimed no prior knowledge of the charge and that trash service is billed to all residents under the city contract. Rogers cited past hardship and unemployment as reasons for the old bill.
Area golf courses anticipate busy Masters week attracting visitors from around the world. The Golf Club at Cedar Creek expects a large crowd and many tee times while Midland Valley Country Club foresees better than average business, though not jam packed, as players treat it like daily tournaments.
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