Simpson trial bias and DNA evidence cited by columnist
Jim Spencer argues the O J Simpson case will hinge on DNA evidence amid Fuhrman’s epithets. He suggests racial prejudice may sway jurors and help Simpson go free despite unanswered questions about the prosecution. He notes persistent slant from a juror could determine the verdict.
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Festival Moves Aiken’s Makin’ From Industry to Craft Displays
Festival highlights two days of booths tents and displays in downtown Aiken. Beginning 1977 under Luther Rigby the event shifted from industry showcase to craft food and talent exhibits drawing crowds to see crafts and local talent beyond early manufacturing focus.
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Aiken Makin crowds test downtown during festival
Our View notes a crowd of about 30 000 for the festival and urges careful driving as Park Avenue area will be blocked. It reminds drivers to bypass the area if not attending and asks patrons to support downtown merchants while managing parking and litter.
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We Are Wonderfully Made by Faith and Resilience
The author argues humans are created in God's image with a sanctity of spirit and inner healing power. He cites medical realism on the body's healing, and the human will to endure grief and crisis, recalling Palm Sunday 1994 tornado damage at Goshen United Methodist Church in Piedmont Alabama and Pastor Kelly Clem's family's tragedy and faith.
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Firemen aided by citizens during Ellenton Village blaze
A major August fire at the Family Dollar Store in Ellenton Village, New Ellenton, drew thanks from the New Ellenton Fire Department and Ladies Auxiliary to citizens who donated drinks, cups, ice, towels, and time to support firefighters at the scene.
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