Aiken Wildcats Rally For 24-14 Win Over Lexington
Aiken, after a 41-14 win over Mauldin, has won three straight in the series and recalls a 20-17 victory last year. Lexington edged Orangeburg-Wilkinson 42-22 last week as Demetris Summers struck late scoring two fourth quarter TDs to seal the comeback. kickoff at 8 p.m.
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Mauldin
Orangeburg-Wilkinson
Lexington
Demetris ‘Summers
Wildcats
Local High School Basketball Schedule Mixed Across Region
South Aiken visits Lexington and Midland Valley travels to Dreher for 7 30 p m games. North Augusta hosts Aiport and Ridge Spring Monetta plays Ware Shoals. Other matches include Blackville Hilda at Wagener Valley and Strom Thurmond at Brookland Cayce with Wardlaw at Patterson Davitt noted.
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South Aiken
Lexington
Silver Blur
Wade Hampton
Midland Valley
Dreher
North Augusta
Aiport
Blackvile-Hilda
Wagener- Valley
Ridge Spring- Monetta
Ware Shoals
North
Willston- Ekie
Strom Thurmond
Deaths and obituaries listing multiple individuals
Obituary notices list Cheri Adams Waynesville North Carolina Cecil Aubrey Black Barwell George W Black Blackville John C Brooks Massion Ohio Eugene Foot Coleman Eyefield Reginald L Coleman Cary NC Robert Bernard Smith Vero Beach Florida Joseph Robert Thomas Graniteville Hazel Seigler Granitevile Carolyn L Williamson Alken. 48.
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Cheri Adams
Waynesville
N.C
Cecil Aubrey Black Barwell
George W. Black Blackville
John C. Brooks Massion
Ohio
Eugene “Foot” Coleman
Eyefield
Reginald L. Coleman Cary
Robert Bernard Smith Vero Beach
Joseph Robert Thomas
Graniteville
Hazel Seigler Winener
Granitevile
Carolyn L. Wiliamson Alken
Campbell reveals Alzheimer's diagnosis in letter
Former South Carolina Governor Carroll Campbell Jr aged 61 disclosed in a Friday letter to the people of South Carolina that he has early stage Alzheimer's disease. He vowed to remain active and support medical research as physicians note early onset can challenge acceptance.
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Columbia
South Carolina
Carroll ‘Campbell Jr
Campbell
Associated Press
Andrea Harrelson
Midstate
The
Alzheimer’s Association
Ninth Bion ic Golf Tournament draws players nationwide
Amputees and those with artificial limbs gathered at Houndslake Country Club for the ninth annual event. Participants from 17 states raised funds to aid New York City after the September 11 attacks. Co chairmen Jerry Grisham and Webb Heine praised the turnout and community spirit.
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United States
Houndslake Country Club
New York City
Jerry Grisham
Grisham
Webb Heine
California
Arizona
Florida
Rhode Island
Illinois
Hank Ford
Houndslake
Golf
Blair Visits Pakistan to Garner Backing for Strikes
British Prime Minister Tony Blair arrived in Pakistan amid Western efforts to secure Islamic backing for U S strikes on terrorism in Afghanistan. Pakistan pledged support as Blair met President Musharraf and planned to visit India, signaling strengthened ties and cooperation against al Qaida and bin Laden.
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Islamabad
Pakistan
Tony Blair
Afghanistan
Blair
Foreign Ministry
Mohammed Riaz Khan
bin Laden
Russia
Vladimir Putin
al-Qaida
India
U.S
World Trade Center
Pentagon
Pervez Musharraf
United States
School report cards set as districtwide measure in December
North Augusta South Carolina educators and parents gathered for the first of four meetings about new school report cards mandated by the 1998 Education Accountability Act. Dr Frank Roberson explained the two component rating system based on PACT scores and two year improvement, with LIFE scholarship criteria and exit exam influence at the high school level. The cards will compare schools on factors including free lunch eligibility and demographics while listing attendance and staff figures.
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North Augusta
South Carolina
Frank Roberson
Aiken County
North Augusta High School
Questons
Area 2 Advisory Council
D.C
Don Smith
Roberson
Terrorism grows more global in scope says USC Aiken professor
Dr Val Lumans told the Aiken International Club that terrorism has existed since humanity and now takes a more destructive broader form. He traced acts from John Brown to the Ku Klux Klan and Archduke Ferdinand and noted a shift to a cosmic, one world view struggle with violence aimed at broader goals.
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Val Lumans
USC Aiken
Aiken International Club
Lumans
New York
Washington
United States
John Brown
John Wilkes Booth
Ku Klux Klan
Ferdinand
Hitler
Nazi Party
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