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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 12, 2008

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Coyote Attacks in L A Spur Fear and Confusion

A coyote prowling Los Angeles streets attacked a girl in a public area prompting city officials to urge caution. Residents reported sightings near playgrounds and parks as authorities investigate the incidents and advise precautions for children and pedestrians.

L.A

Chamber Focus on Young Workers in Aiken

Greater Aiken Chamber of Commerce president David Jameson notes a gap in young professionals after returning from North Carolina. He says the city has fewer young workers than retirees and cites a nationwide trend as the workforce ages, urging community action. CHAMBER, page 8A.

Aiken David Jameson North Carolina Greater Aiken

Gas pricing complexity behind rising pump costs

The text explains why gasoline prices rise, noting influence from the dollar, demand, and limited supply. It outlines the lengthy process of finding oil, describes oil plays as geological features with high potential, and lists tools from seismic surveys to gravity analysis and even smell sensors used before drilling and extraction begin.

Exxon Bill Gates Jed Clampett British Petroleum

Powwow honors public servants and mothers in tribute dances

The Little Horse Creek American Indian Association wrapped its Spring Powwow and Cultural Festival at Langley Pond with a Sunday finale despite rain. Veterans and police officers joined the Grand Entry prayer dance and mothers took part in a special Mother’s Day tribute. Organizers noted lower turnout from morning weather and rain on vendors, but Saturday drew the largest crowd. Over 20 vendors showcased Native crafts and proceeds aid Native American elders on reservations.

Little Horse Creek Circle O Wanda Randall Aiken County Damagin

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