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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 04, 2006
Page
1
An Aiken Standard feature spotlights readers and literature with questions about Don Astett's Cuutter's Last Stand. The page lists readers and names involved in the discussion, along with a Deaths and Funerals section referenced on page 6A.
Aiken County, the Sheriff and Planning officials plan to demolish a known drug house at 272 Breeze Hill Road in Burnettown this week as part of nuisance property enforcement. The 100 year old Burnettown home previously housed a meth operation. four residents were arrested in February. County officials say the house poses danger to neighbors and officers, and funds from nuisance abatements will cover the cost.
A plan announced by Bill Clinton and major beverage distributors would remove non diet sodas from schools and downsize other drinks to curb childhood obesity. The move could affect vending machines at schools like Aiken High School where students noted limited drink options.
Washington action formalizes unlinking MOX programs with the Soviet Union and diverts 34.7 million to the Savannah River Site. Rep. Joe Wilson says the move advances disposal of weapons grade plutonium and nuclear cleanup, with support from Rep. Gresham Barrett and local South Carolina Georgia delegation members. Editors invite Letters to Opinions.
Carley McMaster an eight year old from Millbrook area survived brain tumor strokes and a fall surgery scare. She endures rehab learning to walk write and dress again with strong family and school backing. A yard sale fundraiser at Millbrook Elementary supported by faculty and PTO aids the family.
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