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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 2006
Page
1
Iraq faces a possible mid February execution if appeals fail as the appeals court weighs Saddam Hussein's lawyers mid January. At Aiken High School, Bucky Washington rushed 106 yards and a touchdown, added 113 passing yards and two TDs in the Crosstown showdown. Cheri Down reports on Capote’s In Cold Blood.
A compact page item outlines today’s features across opinions, puzzles, and sports plus television listings. It notes sections for reader comment, brainteasers, game results, and prime time schedules.
AP graphic tallies congressional races. Karen Floyd, candidate for state education superintendent, was slightly injured when her plane forced to land with doors open. Polling place details by precinct provided for voter guidance.
Jenny Sanford tours Aiken with sons saying Gov Mark Sanford’s eyes burned by lights during a Lancaster County event. She claims he could not see on Monday morning after a sunburn reaction. Rain was forecast statewide on Election Day with possible heavy storms, possibly delaying voters.
Moore, a longtime Aiken County figure and state Democratic Party hopeful for governor, campaigned across major cities from Greenville to Charleston. He hugged his grandsons at the Aiken Municipal Airport and thanked hometown supporters for helping him rise from state House to Senate, underscoring his pro education and health care platform.
The City of Aiken faces debate over paving Rhododendron Place, a dead end on Knox Avenue once listed as unpaved on the Aiken Historic Register. City Manager Roger LeDuc questions its designation and a work session will review whether paving should proceed.
Brooks & Dunn dominate the 40th CMA Awards in Nashville winning single and song of the year for Believe. Keith Urban won male vocalist of the year remotely via a letter read by Ronnie Dunn as he seeks treatment, while Dunn and Brooks hosted and performed, also earning video of the year for Believe.
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