Riverfront plan for North Augusta outlined in public session
Public briefing on Civitas Leyland riverfront development in North Augusta describes a mixed use site with 40 acres of park land, up to 1520 residential units, 50000 sq ft commercial space, a 70000 sq ft hotel with 128 rooms and a 40000 sq ft conference center awaiting municipal approvals. The project aims to blend housing, commerce and public space and to boost Aiken County.
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North Augusta
Aiken County
Civitas/ Leyland
Civitas
Civitas/Leyland
Fridge Boxing Fight Highlights Perry's Career Flap
William Perry known as the Fridge lost his debut boxing bout to Manute Bol amid criticism that the match exploited his fame. Critics say Perry should not have entered the ring and note his football career showed talent beyond size while fans remain divided over the spectacle and its place in boxing.
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Aiken
William Perry
Manute Bol
Clemson Tiger
NFL
Perry
Allen Standard Publisher Names Editorial Team
The Allen Standard releases its credit list naming Scott B Hunter as Publisher and Jeffrey B Wallace as Editor. Other roles include Advertising Director Art Zappa and Business Manager Ellen C Priest with managing editor Timothy E O Brien and systems manager J David Boyd among staff.
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Scott B. Hunter
Jeffrey B. Wallace
Art Zappa
Ellen C. Priest
Timothy E. O'Brian
Peddelian Danae
Phillip Yates
Erieta Giacer
Deborah Dyches Systems
J. David Boyd
Bushes tough Cuba stance won’t spur reforms or change
Saul Landau argues that President Bush’s hard line on Cuba, including the embargo and travel bans, strengthens Castro by prompting remittances and dissident divisions. He says dialogue and lifting the embargo would press Castro and empower Cubans, while U.S. policy props up anti-Castro lobbies and wastes funds on propaganda.
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Bush
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Otto Reich
Western Hemisphere
Armando Perez Roura
Miami
CBS
60 Minutes
Jimmy Carter
U.S
Vladimiro Roca
Washington
Castro
Jeff Flake
R-Ariz
CNN
Radio Marti
TV Marti
National Endowment For Democracy
Agency For International Development
Defense Department
Florida
Saul Landau
College of Letters, Arts and Social Sciences
California State Polytechnic University
Pomona
Bread as lifegiving symbol across faiths and lives
A reflective piece traces bread from a Polish refugee's survival odyssey through Russia to the Americas, then expands to religious meanings. It links bread to hunger, memory, and spiritual sustenance, citing Jewish and Christian traditions and a pastor’s anecdote on reverence at Communion.
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Poland
Russia
Siberian
Pacific
Mexico
United States
Jesus
Moses
Christ
Leslie Weatherhead
Gethsemane
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Fridge
Tce
Allen Standard
Letitia Jefferson
By Saul Landau
Knight Ridder
Fred Andrea Aiken
First Baptist Church
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