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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 2009
Page
1
The South Aiken and North Augusta game will air today at 2 p.m. and Monday at 4 p.m. on digital channel 6.2 or cable channel 246.
The Aiken Standard business office will be closed Monday while newspaper delivery runs 6:30 to 9:30 a.m. Newsroom contact is 644 2401. Also noting “Best Little Whorehouse in Texas” coming to the Aiken Community Playhouse with risqué themes.
After the September 11, 2001 attacks, conflicts persisted as global tensions reshaped security and policy. Leaders from multiple nations faced new security challenges, while civilians endured prolonged disruption and resilience amid ongoing geopolitical shifts.
Obituaries notice lists John W. Dunbar Williston Mildred Milo Lambert Burnettown Mildred J Leeth Aiken Lola Sanders Drexall Staley Springfield with brief funeral notices and burial details. A local column summarizes upcoming services and visiting hours.
Georgia loses to Oklahoma State in a season opener while Clemson beats Middle Tennessee 37 to 14. C J Spiller starts with a 96 yard kickoff TD but sits out the second half with an injury. Ohio State narrowly prevails over Navy as other regional games unfold.
The quote by 19th century author John Ruskin celebrates all weather as good. He praises sunshine rain wind and snow as refreshing exhilarating and bracing.
A reader in the Aiken Standard TalkBack mocks a canceled fishing trip despite a forecast of 50 percent rain. Meteorologists say forecasts rely on many data sources and acknowledge weather prediction is not exact, with small changes like one degree altering outcomes.
Meteorologist Matt Monroe explains forecasting begins with weather balloons. The National Weather Service launches 92 balloons daily in the United States and territories. Radiosondes measure pressure, temperature and humidity as they rise, sending data every one to two seconds to ground tracking and supercomputers.
The National Weather Service records show a compilation from Signal Service forecasters of time honored rules and folk wisdom guiding early forecasts. Proverb like red sun water in eye and October deer in gray coat hint at rain or severe winter, with sky colors signaling wind or rain.
President Barack Obama’s planned address to public school students at noon Tuesday sparks national and local debate. Aiken County Superintendent Beth Everitt notes mixed reactions and says teachers may show the speech if it aligns with current coursework and standards. The district will tape the broadcast for later viewing.
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