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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 25, 2007
Page
1
Prohibition of Smoking in Most U.S. Homes Surges
A new study shows nearly three of four U.S. households ban smoking, a sharp rise from 43 percent a decade earlier. The finding highlights shifting norms and public health efforts aimed at reducing secondhand smoke exposure.
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U.S
Gunman flees after attempted bank robbery in Augusta area
A string of armed robberies in the CSRA led to a single incident at an Augusta area bank where a man presented a note on a deposit slip to a teller. The teller talked him into leaving without cash, but he escaped. Local officials provided details.
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CSRA
Augusta Area
Deaths and Funerals GA
Obituary notices list individuals including Lakeship Miranda Fogarty Bromilow Ty Ty Georgia Harry D Chambers Windsor Irene Cummings Thomson Georgia Delader Herron Hair Aiken Lindner Odom Jr Waynesboro Georgia Margaret Moody Meg Ramsey Tallahassee Florida Essie Roberts Stapleton Georgia reporting their deaths and funeral details across Georgia Florida communities.
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Lakeship
Miranda Fogarty
Ty Ty
Harry D. Chambers
Windsor
Irene Cummings
Thomson
Delader Herron Hair
Aiken Lindner
Odom Jr
Waynesboro
Margaret Moody
Meg” Ramsey
Tallahassee
Fla
Essie Roberts
Stapleton
Aiken Foxhounds Open Home Season With Crowd and Music
The Aiken Foxhounds drew 1 785 fans to Roberto Hernandez Stadium for their inaugural home game. Gary Shepard and his band So Down Brown entertained as fans lined up, with Mary Ellen Krippner noting the Cubs nostalgia and newfound local support. Foxhounds beat the Anderson Joes 11 to 10. Includes pregame dances by CSRA Show girls and appearances by Foxhounds and visiting team staff.
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Roberto Hernandez Stadium
Aiken Fox~ Hounds
Fox Hounds
Aiken
Gary Shepard
So Down Brown
John Fogerty
Shepard ‘and Company
Shea Stadium
Mary Ellen Krippner
Cubs
Chicago
Wrigley Field
Atlanta
Henry
Aiken Foxhounds
Anderson Joes
Roberto Hernandez
Fine Deering Development Group
Hunts Brothers Pizza
Aikenfoxhounds.com
Georgia and South Carolina senators back SREL funding
All four senators Graham DeMint Isakson Chambliss joined a letter urging DOE to fund Savannah River Ecology Laboratory through Nov 30 2007 amid a potential May 31 shutdown. DOE will send officials to meet with University of Georgia leaders to discuss the institute’s future.
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Savannah River Ecology Laboratory
Georgia
South Carolina
U.S
DOE
Lindsey Graham
R-S.c
Jim DeMint
Johnny Isakson
R-Ga
Saxby Chambliss
Samuel Bodman
Department
SREL
Megan Barnett
Bodman
Mark Gilbertson
University of ‘Georgia
Autopsy links dust from WTC collapse to death ruling
The New York City medical examiner ruled that Felicia Dunn-Jones died five months after fleeing the World Trade Center due to sarcoidosis caused by inhaling toxic debris on September 11 2001. The death is classified as homicide linked to WTC dust exposure.
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World Trade Center
New York
Twin Towers
Cindy Mahoney
New York City
Charles Hirsch
Felicia Dunn-Jones
Dunn-Jones
Hirsch
Tribute to fallen Marine at Aiken honors veterans
An Evening in Honor featured the Aiken Marine Corps League and Smith Barney raising 10375 for the Matt Dillon Scholarship Fund. Neal Dillon spoke of his son Corporal Matthew Dillon who died in Iraq on December 11, conveying pride and emotion at the tribute with veterans and attendees present.
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Mathew Dillon
Dillon
Iraq
Aiken Marine Corps League
Smith Barney
Matt Dillon
Neal Dillon
Matt
Aiken Memorial Day Parade to be longest ever
Memorial Day events in Aiken look to set a record as volunteers honor veterans by placing American flags on the graves of nearly 100 local veterans.
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Aiken Memorial
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