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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 19, 2006
Page
1
The FBI resumes a near decade long hunt for Jimmy Hoffa by deploying archaeologists and anthropologists and using heavy equipment to comb a horse farm for his remains.
An 18-year-old student was stabbed to death Thursday in a Conway school parking lot. A 24-year-old man has been charged with murder in relation to the incident.
Aiken County plans a land management ordinance in a long review, with Planning Commission chair Terry Turner noting 17 special meetings over two years. The 60 page draft may be ready for council review by July, with August possible for final actions and up to three public hearings across the county.
Emily Johnson of Vaucluse First Baptist Church fights ovarian cancer since 2000 and serves as honorary chair at the Aiken Relay for Life at Aiken High School football field. The event runs tonight to Saturday with Survivor Walk, luminary service, games and booths to raise funds for cancer research. Johnson, who has endured multiple chemotherapies and hospital stays, remains optimistic and participates as a team captain, while fellow survivor Lynn Drinkwater notes her dedication.
John V. Kelly of Aiken recalls a 1977 college yearbook photo that surfaced in Time magazine. He watched Gen. Michael Hayden’s confirmation hearings, remembering his ROTC instructor Capt. Hayden at Saint Michael's College Colchester Vermont as one of the top five memorable people in his life.
CIA nominee General Michael Hayden says the NSA program is legal and necessary. The profile recalls Hayden’s high school and college years and a student photo by John Moore in Saint Michael’s College archives.
Six months into South Carolina’s seat belt law, police issue increasing citations under the Buckle Up South Carolina campaign. Since late last year more than 42 500 people have been ticketed for not wearing belts statewide.
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