May 7 2009 Edition Volume 143 Number 127
The issue dated Thursday May 7 2009 presents the weekly newspaper edition with its volume and issue number. It likely contains local news, features, and notices relevant to the publication's audience.
07 May 2009
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 07, 2009
Page
1
The issue dated Thursday May 7 2009 presents the weekly newspaper edition with its volume and issue number. It likely contains local news, features, and notices relevant to the publication's audience.
Aiken Standard readers weigh in on Barack Obama’s early presidency in a highly commented letter to the editor. The piece reflects public reaction to his first 100 days and invites further views from the community.
The Lady Pacers softball team travels to Hickory North Carolina for the NCAA Division II Southeast Regional, marking the program’s first appearance in school history as plans advance for the Pacer Path cross country trail near the Convocation Center.
AAA Carolinas spokesman Brendan Byres says average local prices climbed to 1.93 per gallon on Wednesday as refineries push cleaner fuel. Nationally prices moved to 2.11 as demand rises with summer travel and Asian markets loosen policy.
Congressman Joe Wilson unveils the American Conservation and Clean Energy bill to pursue offshore drilling off South Carolina and other states, a Savannah River Site boon, while supporting nuclear reprocessing and commercial reactors. It seeks offshore oil profits shared with producing states and aims to advance clean energy.
The Better Business Bureau warns residents about aggressive magazine sales teams. In a year 1100 complaints from 46 states and DC involve over 50 companies. Aiken Public Safety requires a peddling permit for each group. individuals selling must all have permits.
Millbrook Elementary School raised 6770 for Relay For Life with help from students, faculty and parents. Principal Denise Huff and ACS official Michael Brazier praised the second graders who led with 1563 and earned a pizza party. The Coins for Cancer drive connects area principals to the May 15 Relay at Aiken High School.
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