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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 2006
Page
1
An exceptionally complete skeleton of a three year old female from the ape man species has been found, promising to renew discussions on human evolution. The discovery is described as a remarkable find that could influence debates on our origins.
Miriam Kyzer Jones and Aen Lew G Ramsey appear in a grantevite notice detailing property transfer terms. The document outlines grantor and grantee names, with legal description and filing references tied to a recorded conveyance.
Nolan Grant received a 30 year prison term for burglary and ill treatment of animals after being found guilty of invading an Aiken County home and placing two dogs at risk. He spat on officers during departure and faces further felony charges while a prior five year grand larceny sentence stands.
Democratic nominee Tommy Moore rejects a debate invitation at the NAACP state convention in Augusta while Governor Mark Sanford plans to attend the Oct 12 Carolina Roundtable event. Moore’s campaign cites concerns about debating outside South Carolina and within the state’s borders.
After months of speculation the SRS Operations Recreations Association site near Aiken is for sale. The 210 acre facility includes a 30 acre pond and offers have been received as the board considers bids for the property. Local officials say funds from the Capital Sales Tax may be used for regional recreation.
USCA Chancellor Dr Tom Hallman announced at Etherredge Center that a third housing complex will be built by 2008 to house 300 freshmen. Pacer Commons success prompted the plan with Pacer Downs refurbished for upperclassmen, expanding on-campus options for about 28 percent of the student body.
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