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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 2005
Page
1
Classic car lovers gather in downtown Aiken for a regional show featuring vintage autos and community booths. Harriet Miers faces sharp questioning as Bush's Supreme Court nominee is grilled on abortion and privacy rights.
Aiken Standard opens a daily space to spark discussion about literature. Matt Miller discusses Arthur Conan Doyle and Sherlock Holmes in a concise feature honoring classic detective fiction.
Obituary roundup lists Cleveland Huckabee Burnettown Imogene Mercer Morris Belvedere Gail Wright Roberson Wagoner Sandra D Boyd Cravey Augusta area residents noted for recent deaths with locations accompanying each name. Funeral notices appear in 6A area section.
Inside Today features calendars and listings across Bridge, Classifieds, Crossword, Comics sections along with Dear Abby, Nation World, Movie Listings, Obituaries, Opinions, Sports and TV listings pages. Content highlights include entertainment briefs, puzzle features, and community notices.
Governor Mark Sanford joined nearly 300 participants in a 60 mile bike ride from Aiken to the governor's mansion as part of the Second Family Fitness Challenge. He urged South Carolinians to pursue fitness and healthier eating to combat health issues.
The Aiken County Health Department moved flu shot clinics to October 27 and November 3 at the Aiken County Complex, with walk-ins 8 30 a m to 4 p m. Appointments after November 3 require calling 642 1609 in Aiken or 278 3621 in North Augusta.
Dr. William Durrett Jr of Aiken Regional Medical Centers describes radiofrequency procedures to block pain signals from facet joints in the spine. He notes many elderly patients suffer facet joint disease causing severe pain and limited mobility, with ablation offering relief.
In Muzaffarabad and surrounding areas rescuers battled debris and mountainous terrain after a magnitude 7.6 quake along the Pakistan India border. The death toll neared 20 000 with 2.5 million in need of shelter and 200 000 winterized tents requested. International aid including US helicopters and funding moved in as Pakistan urged relief.
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