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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 2007
Page
1
A Florida prosecutor killed himself in a jail cell after being charged with soliciting sex with a 5-year-old in Michigan. The case involved a video link circulating online as investigators pursued charges.
Weekend sports roundup highlights Falcons versus Titans and Panthers at Saints as scares mix with season stakes. Panthers face a downturn while Falcons chase improvements in a tough schedule stretch.
Obituary notices from Sarasota Florida and surrounding area list several individuals including Jon Wayne Tex Davis and Abe Williams among others. The brief column notes recent deaths and funeral details for community members with standard obituary phrasing in the local page 6A.
Barack Obama drew about 1,500 supporters in a South Aiken High School crowd small enough to hear him in the gym while others listened on loudspeakers in the commons. He outlined plans to withdraw most troops from Iraq in 16 months, faulted Congress for approving the war, and urged ending the war with a mandate from leaders who opposed it from the start.
Hillary Rodham Clinton strengthens her front runner position. Rudy Giuliani maintains top national ranking, with analysts warning the race remains fluid and more changes could occur ahead of the next polling cycle.
St Marys School hosted a fundraising chocolate festival with ticketed chocolate items, a silent auction, a 20k sale, rides and games. Proceeds benefit the school and partner groups including the Alzheimer’s Memory Walk organizers, Shepherd-Community Blood Center, SPCA shelter, Aiken Festival, and Aiken Kidney Foundation. The event featured dessert stands, bake sales, and chocolate prizes for children.
In Queen Creek Arizona a suburban real estate collapse leaves unclaimed houses and empty doors. The piece narrates a boom era where prices rose weekly and buyers including speculators risked loans. It details foreclosures and widespread emptiness on Via del Paso and 223rd Court.
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