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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 2014
Page
1
AikenStandard.TV invites readers to order a replay of the Gold’s Gym Game of the Week. The online store provides a video option for fans who missed the live broadcast and want to own the game. The notice emphasizes viewing convenience and access through the station’s digital platform.
Death notices list Margie Stiefel Whitehurst Chester Virginia Joseph Thomas Hall Aiken James W Field Jr Gloverville Ruby Enoree Padgett Wood Hamlet Steele Jackson Laerentha B O Neal Williston in the 6A Deaths and Funerals column reporting local obituaries and funeral notices across multiple communities.
A cloudy forecast with thunderstorms across the period. Highs near 88 degrees and overnight lows around 68. The five day outlook includes chances of rain and continuing warm temperatures.
Georgia and South Carolina fans filled Augusta Common for the 21st Border Bash the night before the rivalry game. Vendors lined the area as Bull Dog and Gamecock supporters mingled despite looming rain. Organizers say the event raises money for children's charities, starting years ago when Georgia fans began the tradition. The big game kicks off today at 3:30 p.m. in Columbia.
Georgia and South Carolina meet at Williams-Brice Stadium in Columbia as the teams seek 2-0 and 1-1 records for the season. The game kicks off at 3:30 p.m. and airs on CBS.
Campbell Cot Campbell president of Dogwood Stable, longtime horseman and Jockey Club member, receives the Joe Palmer Award for long and meritorious service to Thoroughbred racing. Nominees included Mike Gathagan and Jack Wolf. Campbell previously earned Eclipse Award of Merit in 2012 and other honors.
SRS Watch plans a Sept 21 to 26 tour of German facilities to protest shipments of spent fuel to the Savannah River Site. Demonstrations are set at Juelich center, with meetings in Juelich and Hamburg, a news conference in Dusseldorf, and an event at the Ahaus facility where 600,000 spent graphite fuel balls are stored. Tom Clements, the group's director, says the effort aims to tell German audiences that SRS is not a nuclear dump.
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