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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 2005
Page
1
The Pacers routed the Gamecocks 95 to 63 at the Colonial Center in Columbia in an exhibit game. The event highlighted a growing trend of shared control over a global internet network as nations expand involvement.
A compact reader index lists sections including Comics Dear Abby Hinenerance Nation markers and a 48 page note on movie writings. Obituaries Opinions Puzzles sports TV listings fill the rest of the page.
The United Steelworkers urge the U S Department of Energy to release thousands of documents detailing what they call an irresponsible and dangerous pattern by DuPont at the Savannah River Site. The FOIA request, dated Nov 4, targets records from the plant’s history under DuPont from 1950 to 1989.
Police link the death of a dog found lifeless in a ransacked Lyon Drive residence to a burglary on Wednesday. A second dog missing earlier was later found safe. Investigators seek witnesses and tips at 642-7620 as they probe whether the crime was random or targeted.
Jefferson Elementary hosts a Veterans Day program with Bill Bryant and grandchildren Kaylee and James Bryant. Bryant, Iraq 2003-04 National Guard 122nd Engineer Battalion, now resumes active duty with Saluda unit. Dozens of veterans from World War II to present recognized. Bryant hopes peace for grandkids.
Three Mississippi State College students from Indianola read a recruitment poster in New Orleans and joined the Marines in 1938. Jones, Copeland and Renaldo left for San Diego for four year hitches, with Copeland later captured on Bataan in 1942 and Renaldo never leaving the United States. Jones survived World War II and earned the Bronze Star.
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