15 Sep 2006
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 2006
Page
1
A record seven Aiken High School seniors are among National Merit semifinalists along with four other Aiken County students and two home-schooled competitors. Aiken High faces Camden County High today, aiming to halt Camden’s 58 game win streak.
The Asken Standard presents a daily space to spark discussion about literature. Nancy Askew introduces Aken "Ruzzie in a Pear Tree" by Parnell Hall in section 5C.
A local death notices page lists individuals including Leon Elson and Rosa Mary Stewart Haris among the deceased, with accompanying family names Beatrice Jones Fulmer Dan Keller Miller Nien OConner Sis Evelyn Slaughter Gladys Gustevil and others. The brief readout reflects standard funeral notices and kin connections typical of the 6A section.
A letter from 59 environmental organizations to Rep. David Hobson opposes the Mixed Oxide fuel program at Savannah River Site. They urge against burning MOX fuel in Charlotte area reactors and oppose Duke Energy using atomic warheads, citing financial political and scientific concerns.
Organizers of the 2007 American Cancer Society Relay For Life announced a fundraising goal of 140000 and a target of 1000 cancer survivors at the first team captains meeting held at the H Odell Weeks Activities Center. Co chairs Dennis Bartholomew and Sheri Still outlined plans to exceed last year’s 115000 and highlighted survivor-focused registration changes.
Annie Laura Hutto, 39, of Alpine Drive in Aiken, was arrested on a felony count of filing a false police report after alleging an unknown intruder raped her on August 17. Investigators found no merit to the claim, prompting disruption in the community and a lengthy probe. If convicted, she faces up to five years jail and a $1000 fine.
New Bridge and Hilltop Farm advanced to the finals with semifinal wins Thursday. Kristy Waters-Outhier starred for New Bridge with seven goals, while Hilltop Farm defeating Via Mizner 5-3 saw Leslye Ann Masterton and Karen Reese pace the winners. Kristine Hardwick of C-Spear credited New Bridge’s late-game discipline.
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