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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 20, 2008
Page
1
Hillary Clinton campaigns in Kentucky arguing for her candidacy while Obama leads in delegates by a near insurmountable margin. The AP video of Cator's speech is available at the provided link.
Mt Olive Trojans surged past USC Aiken Pacers 8-3 after mounting runs in the final innings. A Pacers miscue and timely hitting sealed the win for Mt Olive in a brisk contest.
Obituaries list deaths of Earl Cushman Windsor Charlsie Guimarin Jacl Fulchler Jeanne Thurmond Harris Thelma McDaniel Key Zakkie Gene Spicer Jr Robert Wayne Willis with funeral details in Athens Aiken Graniteville and surrounding areas.
Aiken detectives investigate a Monday morning Kangaroo Express robbery at 3540 Richland Ave. Two armed men took cash and nicotine after threatening clerks. Investigators compare the case with an Augusta spree to identify if the same gunmen are involved.
A wireless expert explains that 411 SONG uses a Shazam licensed system to match a musical fingerprint to a database of over 2.5 million tracks. The service works despite low audio quality and allows providers to rebrand the feature for users.
Former pupil Kalle Ainala revisits Aiken after the 1990-91 school year, recalls South Carolina drawl and Oxfordian diction in class, and inspires local peers at a Rotary Club gathering with memories of his stay with David and Sandra Jameson.
Residents invited to speak on a proposed smoking ban ordinance at a public meeting attended by city officials and council members. The session starts at 7 p.m. at the Aiken Municipal Building 214 Park Ave S W with city staff present.
Fragmentary notes discuss handgun possession and the Second Amendment amid community concerns. The text references individuals and general policy questions without clear names or dates.
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