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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 2009
Page
1
If you missed the South Aiken matchup, watch UV vs Midland Valley today at 4 p.m. on digital channel 6.2 or cable 246. The game streams at www.aikenstandard.com/gamearchive beginning today, with DVDs of the Games of the Week priced at $7.99 and available at www.shopaiken.net.
Terrorism suspects held at the Guantanamo Bay naval base will soon receive swine flu vaccines. Officials say the plan moves ahead despite objections that American civilians should take priority.
Worldwide Internet users total about 1.7 billion with region based figures. Europe leads in millions, North America and Latin America follow, while Africa and the Middle East show smaller counts. Top domains are listed as of a past date with regional shares and percentages.
North Augusta area obituaries note the passing of Wyman Lester Powell and Shirley A Spann. Powell respected as a longtime resident and former community volunteer. Spann remembered for her service with local organizations and family ties in Aiken.
The offer covers purchases from June 5 2004 to Sept 4 2009 with options to exchange for a Baby Einstein book or CD, a 25 percent off Little Einsteins product coupon, or a refund up to four DVDs’ retail value. The move follows FTC scrutiny and claims the program helped boost a child’s intellect, despite recommendations against screen time for under two.
Susan McLain general manager of The Baby Einstein Company posted a public letter on the company site denouncing Linn’s smear campaign. She defends the product as valuable, promotes parental engagement, and highlights Baby Mozart and Baby Bach as educational content for infants.
Voters in District 5 go to the polls Tuesday to choose between Republican Sandy Haskell and Democrat Judy Hamilton to fill the late Eddie Butler’s County Council seat. The winner serves the remainder of Butler’s term ending December 2010.
Brenda's Angels organized a community effort on Laurens Street to make purple bows supporting Brenda Willis Bodie, a kindergarten teacher diagnosed with pancreatic cancer. The event highlighted awareness efforts, with bows to adorn local businesses and a plan to fund research while family members shared gratitude and hope for her recovery.
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