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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 2008
Page
1
The article notes Barack Obama’s presidential victory as a historic moment that should be remembered, emphasizing the significance of his election and the rarity of such a clear historical milestone.
Councilman Gene Smith says he will not resign from the New Ellenton City Council until the South Carolina secretary of state issues official word, despite an attorney general opinion that residency changes require forfeiture. Mayor Vernon Dunbar urges a timely decision to keep city business on track.
Chukker Creek Elementary School hosted a Veterans Day program with Army Navy and Marine veterans of different eras escorted by family members. Jim Husky 89 and Noah Platt 6 were among those recognized while the school chorus led by Joyce English sang. Husky who served in World War II and later in the Army Air Corps logged 1400 hours in the South Pacific and helped start the world’s first heavy water reactor at Savannah River Plant in 1953.
Sunday college football highlights cover Clemson and USC results and mention other top teams. The piece notes key scores and game outcomes in a concise sports summary.
Riley and Lorraine Riley report strange experiences at their Pine Log Road restaurant including fleeting music and small-entity sightings. Previous owners documented a doorknob tuning. current staff echo unusual encounters. Graniteville Paranormal Society led by Scott Sperringer investigated on Halloween night to determine if hauntings exist.
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