Edwards Cheney clash in Cleveland debate turns heated
In a campaign debate in Cleveland Senator John Edwards and Vice President Dick Cheney traded sharp accusations. Edwards challenged Bush administration Iraq policy and costs while Cheney accused Edwards of a weak Senate record and absences. Both candidates pressed their positions as the debate opened their races for national office.
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Cheney
North Carolina
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Carcass dragged down Wire Road in Aiken incident
Deputies hunt assailants who mutilated a 14 month Jersey bull, left it on Wire Road after tearing down a fence at 832 Wire Road. The animal was dragged about 400 yards, then left in the road, causing a single vehicle wreck. Owner Otto McCarty said the same bull was attacked previously and recovering from a shovel-handle injury.
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Aiken
Jersey
Michael Frank
Wire Road
Frank
Otto McCarty
Michael Gibbons
Golfer carries more than clubs at LPGA event
A bright yellow rope marks the crowd boundary as pro golfers practice along Mount Vintage’s grassway. Fans watch the LPGA Asahi Ryokuken International Championship lineup with bags and colorful gear, including a standout pink fabric bag with pastel embroidery.
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Wendy Aims to Ward Off Trouble in LPGA Showdown
In a crowded LPGA field, Wendy pursues a top 30 finish as rivals push hard for prize money. The tournament tests her consistency and nerve as she seeks stability amid rising challengers.
DeMint says single pregnant women should not teach
U.S. Senate candidate Jim DeMint argued teachers must meet higher moral standards. He said gays or lesbians should not be hired as teachers and that an unmarried pregnant woman is not a suitable role model. He cited moral decisions in teacher qualifications during a Charleston debate and subsequent interview.
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Inez Tenenbaum
Charleston
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Aiken
Savannah River Area
Rainbow Alliance
Augusta
Smith seeks reelection to represent District 6 on County Council
J C Lexow interviews Chuck Smith the incumbent for District 6 in Aiken County Council. He envisions the Palmetto Parkway as a catalyst for growth and jobs stressing infrastructure tax base education and recreation as keys to a healthy county future.
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Aiken County
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Palmetto Parkway
Augusta
Chuck Smith
Bobby Jones
Smith
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