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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 2007
Page
1
In a rural South Carolina region dubbed the Corridor of Shame, former North Carolina Sen. John Edwards, now a Democratic presidential candidate, addresses struggling local schools drawing national attention to education gaps in 4A.
Obituary brief notes the deaths of Myrtis Collins and Cleveland Smith with funeral details pending. Names appear in a local notices column referencing service dates and burial arrangements.
A brief reader guide notes sections including Calendar Classifieds and Crossword Comics. Mentions movies, national world obituaries, opinions on 1A, sports on 1 page, TV listings, and a price marker of 2 cents.
Silver Bluff’s Silver Spirit won the Bands Across the Savannah in North Augusta with 93.63 points, beating Ninety-Six High School by nearly four. Kristin Brown, first-year director, said the band saved its best for the night show and aims to win the AA Lower State contest as momentum builds toward a possible state title.
State health officials plan a computer system by early next year to record patient details and prescriptions for painkillers tranquilizers and stimulants. It aims to let doctors and pharmacists verify usage and refills, aid law enforcement and curb overprescribing, while raising privacy concerns about centralized data access and security risks.
Aiken County authorities say excessive speed and not wearing a seat belt contributed to the death of 38 year old Ammie Ray Sedlock in a late Saturday crash on Interstate 20 near mile marker 1 on the westbound side. Sedlock was pronounced dead at the scene by a deputy coroner around 11 20 pm.
The Daily staff reports a hidden radar box mounted around town at trees and poles records vehicle speed and passage times. A compact computer logs the count of passing cars onto a data chip for police use, seen in the RADAR feature on page 10.
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