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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 2006
Page
1
The Aiken SPCA hosts its Fourth Annual Westmuttster Dog Show this weekend at the Aiken Horse Park. Meanwhile artist Sara Jo Renzulli will display powerful images in an exhibition at the Racing Hall of Fame with a Sunday reception.
Inside today section highlights a feature on Sarah Flemmin and her reading habits plus a nod to Morgan Llewellyn’s The Greener Shore.
The Aiken Standard reports a press breakdown disrupted printing and delayed election night coverage. Early deadlines forced condensed sports and obituary content, with lottery numbers and stock reports omitted. AikenToday.com opened for public access as repairs proceed under publisher Scott B. Hunter.
At Jefferson Elementary School Veterans Day program Principal LaWana McKenzie invites veterans and their families to the front. Amy Reynolds and her daughter Patty Strom recall Thomas Reynolds and a Purple Heart recipient who will return to Iraq in January. Savannah Strom sang the national anthem.
As counties certify results, officials expect a statewide recount in the Superintendent of Education and Lt. Governor races. In Aiken County Bauer leads Barber by a small margin, with 20,605 to 19,468 ballots, and provisional totals may alter Friday before certification. If ordered, the recount could occur Wednesday, November 15.
The newly empowered Democrats vow to steer the nation toward reform at home and a tougher stance abroad, aiming to curb the Bush administration and challenge war policy in Iraq while facing internal divisions and calls to fire Defense Secretary Rumsfeld.
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