06 Nov 2006
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 2006
Page
1
The report states Saddam Hussein was convicted in a nearly 25 year old case and sentenced to death by hanging. Local notices mention the Focus on You section highlighting readers and book discussions, plus obituaries including Frankun Micromey Bennett Jr and Wilton Phunie Williams with funeral notices.
Inside Today sections summarize calendar items ads puzzles and columns with feature listings and regular columns including Dear Abby and horoscopes across the daily paper.
Louisville native Greg Hatfield, a pastor and former college chaplain, returns to the stage as Tevye in the Aiken Kidney Benefit production of Fiddler on the Roof at Etherredge Center USC Aiken. Shows run Friday to Sunday with tickets 16 to 19 dollars. proceeds aid dialysis patients.
Republican Gov. Mark Sanford and Democrat Sen. Tommy Moore plan final stops in the Aiken area as Tuesday’s vote nears. Sanford’s seven city tour includes a 10:15 a.m. stop at Aiken Aviation Enterprises at Aiken Municipal Airport. Moore’s schedule also features last minute campaigning for area constituents.
A concise look at who may appear on the ballot and where to vote. A precinct map and voting locations are outlined. The piece reviews school board candidates and notes national party strategy to solidify GOP districts in the Northeast.
The statewide general election will prohibit alcohol and lottery sales Tuesday. The South Carolina Education Lottery will halt ticket sales and online validations while shutting down its gaming system, though midday and evening Pick 3 and Pick 4 drawings will still occur.
State Senator Ernie Passailaigue, now the South Carolina Education Lottery executive director, notes state law bars selling alcoholic liquors on statewide election days and links the rule to the 2002 gubernatorial election. Page 10A mentions sales details.
The Mitchell Center on Whiskey Road reflects Aiken growth since the Savannah River Site era began in the 1950s. Owners through the decades include How ard Mitchell and Leonard Browder, with Billie McClam expanding ownership by 1992 and planning a 2007 facelift. The center hosts Arms Grill, Dollar General, AAA Travel, and more.
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