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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 2006
Page
1
Tiger Woods fires two eagles in seven holes to spark a late rally and post an 8-under 63 to win the Deutsche Bank Championship, extending his PGA Tour streak to five victories. The fragmentary text also references boxing contender Paul Williams and a mixed set of nonessential items.
Irwin, 44, famed for leaping on crocodiles, was filming Ocean's Deadliest near Batt Reef when a stingray barb pierced his chest. Rescue effort failed. colleague John Stainton described a fatal heart wound. Scientists note stingray stings are painful but rarely fatal. Irwin’s death prompted reflections on his ambassadorial impact and wildlife education.
A Williston woman Beverly H. Chavis 51 died near Orangeburg when her Crown Victoria left SC 4 and struck a tree at dawn. Across the CSRA and state roadways, 11 motorists died over the extended weekend, including Ann Murray 77 in Columbia from multiple trauma after a collision, and a Jaguar train crash in Sumter County.
Four year old Cody Cain born three months premature and diagnosed with cerebral palsy has endured surgeries and therapy. He cannot walk unaided and uses a modified tricycle from the Aiken Marine Corps League. Doctors in St Louis will evaluate a selective dorsal rhizotomy to loosen leg muscles. his family plans fundraisers Sept 30 at the Langley Fire Department to cover travel and living costs during the weeklong stay.
Katie Couric launches on CBS Evening News with a rebuilt West Side newsroom and new theme by an Academy Award winner. The debut follows years of low ratings and competition with NBC Nightly News, as Couric joins a season of major TV shifts and a planned Free Speech commentary segment.
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