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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 2005
Page
1
Michael Vick sprained his right knee in the second quarter and Matt Schaub replaced him as the Falcons defeated Minnesota 30 to 10. The rest of the snippet promotes the Aiken Flower and Garden Show preview and notes a local feature on reading.
Obituary notices for Bernard Brown of Wagener and Agnes Donovan Ford of Warrenville listed among area deaths with brief family notices and location at time of passing.
Millarville defeated Bendabout 11 to 8 to claim the USPA Gold Cup final at New Bridge Polo and Country Club. More than 5,000 spectators attended the 26 goal tournament final as New Bridge and Langdon Road Polo Club were named hosts for 2006 and 2007.
Critics from South Carolina and civil rights groups challenge U S Fourth Circuit Judge Karen Williams as a potential successor to Justice Sandra Day O Connor. They cite her stance in a sexual harassment case and say the president may pick a woman for the vacancy.
Columbia officials review hurricane readiness along the coast after Katrina and Rita. Plans address boat availability for rescues and shelter capacity, with emphasis on nursing home evacuations and licensed operations. DHEC notes past court actions for failures to evacuate.
In National Newspaper Week the Aiken Standard highlights its Advertising Department. Art Zappa says the team plans campaigns for small and large budgets, aiming to make each account successful. The 20-member staff includes eight account executives, 10 sales-support staff, graphic artists, and a creative service manager. They design ads and manage complete campaigns using Photoshop Illustrator and InDesign.
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