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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 2007
Page
1
Video shows a war protester breaking past security to confront Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice during a congressional hearing. The footage appears on the Alken Standard site with a mid page banner linking to the videos.
This early look scans Thanksgiving week events and ideas to help you plan. Find practical tips to survive the holiday with ease and discover ways to enjoy the season, including simple activities and low-stress options for Friday and the days surrounding Thanksgiving.
Obituary notices list the deaths of Anton Kent Johnston Norma Weathers Stallings and Neva Swan. Vision Deaths and Funerals 6A printed the notices with basic biographical details and service arrangements.
Crossword clue postcard from a period page notes a 3c across entry with hints to national or world themes. The compact item highlights the puzzle’s design and placement within the page.
Around 100 residents attended the 2007 city section forum at the Sciences building on Wednesday. District 1 contenders Beverly Clyburn and Eric Schmidt joined District 3 candidates Dick Dewar Sam Eb and Fred Cavanaugh to discuss growth management tax funds and council actions over the past decade. Dr Bob Botsch of USC Aiken moderated the two hour event.
The new Wal-Mart Supercenter in the Shoppes at Richland opened amid patriotic music and a prayer for the Wal-Mart family. About a couple hundred shoppers attended a ribbon cutting as dawn broke and rain fell, praising the 203,000 square foot store’s size and eco friendly features including skylights and motion sensors. The store hosts a Woodforest National Bank branch, a Subway restaurant, nail and hair salons, a garden center, and leases space for a tire center and other services.
The 16th Aiken Fall Steeplechase race meet at Ford Conger Field kicks off Saturday with gates opening at 9 30 am. Forty one entries compete across five races as vendors and Village of Shops prepare for a lively afternoon amid mid 70s temperatures and a 20 30 percent rain chance.
Spike, a 16.1 hand Tennessee Walker, retires from Aiken Public Safety Mounted Patrol after four plus years of downtown appearances. Owner Tina New says Spike will enjoy farm life near Rome, Georgia, and eat apples and grass. The horse’s journey began with Atlanta police ties and Horse Patrol factions before finding a home with the Aiken unit.
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