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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 2005
Page
1
Seemaary Panthers defeated Tampa Bay 34 14 to stay in tie with Atlanta for NFC South lead at 6-2 alongside the Falcons who beat the Dolphins 17 40. Community notes mention DUI law discussion, a wine tasting fundraiser, and a column on book lovers Sabra Gordon Lowe with a deaths and funerals listing.
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Voters head to polls tomorrow to decide the complexion of the Burnettown Town Council. The mayoral race features four candidates including incumbent Wayne Benson and challengers Wayne New CH Williams Billy Reardon. Six bid for two council seats: James McIntosh seeking reelection along with Chuck Mason David Wise Earl Couch Karen Long and Sharon.
The fourth annual Intertribal Pow Wow at Langley Pond features a Grand Entry led by veterans, sage blessings, a hawk sighting signifying blessings, and dances across ages in sacred regalia. Applauded by community members including Ms Parker and Jessie Ferguerson, the event is described as bringing cultures together.
Washington lawmakers face a stalled cockfighting bill aimed at steming avian flu spread. The measure would raise penalties for transporting fighting birds across borders and between states, despite support from the Bush administration and poultry groups. Judiciary leaders paused action as other issues dominate the committee agenda.
GRANNEVILLE 9¢ John United Methodist Church hosts three generations of praise singers from one family. Matriarch Nell Medlock, daughter Janice Weeks, and granddaughter Jessica Gunter form a soprano alt o trio with long church ties. Medlock joined in 1950, Weeks for 41 years, and Gunter for 10 years.
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