McCain and Obama pledge change ahead of nomination
Two major party nominees John McCain and Barack Obama pledge change as they seek the presidency. The article notes the challenge each faces in making their message distinct.
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 2008
Page
1
Two major party nominees John McCain and Barack Obama pledge change as they seek the presidency. The article notes the challenge each faces in making their message distinct.
A masked gunman robbed a Hitchcock Parkway convenience store for the second time in just over a week. Authorities describe the incident as the latest in a spate of similar robberies.
A brief line reports that millionaire households in Israel occupy a small share of total wealth while richer segments widen the gap. No further context or data points are provided in the fragment.
Aiken's Makin festival kicks off with 168 crafters 28 food vendors and 3 000 to 5 000 shoppers staying cool as tropical Hanna looms organizers monitor forecasts coordinate with Public Safety and radio TV outlets vendors report strong first day sales monogrammed bottles and sippy cups top sellers as the event continues with booths open from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Six shovels broke ground Friday as officials and community leaders gathered at Park Avenue and Union Street to start construction of the Aiken Railroad Depot. The ceremony followed fundraising efforts led by the All Aboard campaign and included the USC Aiken Pep Band and Aiken High School ROTC color guard.
The Seven Gables Palmetto House in North Augusta was destroyed Thursday night, with firefighters from five departments unable to save the landmark. Fire officials said the exact cause may never be known and that investigators will review the scene and interviews to assess possibleSuspicious activity.
A DIY expert known as Mr Jalopy leads a Maker Movement in Los Angeles. He repairs clocks radios bicycles and old cars while creating new inventions like a tricycle mounted film projector and an iPod modified vinyl record player. He authored a Bill of Rights uniting a diverse group of makers.
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