17 Sep 2006
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 2006
Page
1
A fragmentary OCR item references individuals Emon Panis and Robert Williams with unclear context and directive to see further details. The readable line hints at a formal notice or personal reference without complete facts.
Local Publix managers pull fresh spinach from shelves amid E coli outbreak fears. State Department of Education warns districts to stop serving spinach though Aiken County reports no bagged spinach in cafeterias. FDA ties cases to Natural Selection Foods spin ach sold nationwide while stressing no bacteria found at the holding company.
An E. coli outbreak in Idaho broadens with other brands under review as investigators press the probe. Prepackaged spinach has surged in popularity among women over 40, fueled by consumer demand and Agriculture Department data.
New Bridge Polo Club defeated Hilltop Farm 8 to 2 to win the Aiken Ladies Invitational finals at New Bridge Polo and Country Club. Kristy Waters-Outhier scored six goals and was named finals MVP among nine teams in the tournament.
Aiken High School remains focused after a 2019 win over Camden County High School. Coach Carey Johnson says the Hornets will shift to Greenwood and Laurens in the next two weeks. The game kept fans in Hagood Stadium tense as Camden County's final pass fell incomplete.
In Winnsboro a Mack Truck plant site shows a bulldog sign while a crane builds for a new company. State Sen. Tommy Moore argues Sanford mismanages economic development as voters face unemployment pain and a lingering post factory job loss.
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