25 Sep 2006
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 2006
Page
1
Police allege a woman murdered a pregnant woman and her fetus, then drowned the children and hid them in a washer and dryer. The report notes a court case pending as details emerge from the investigation.
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Goose Creek held off a late Dahlwood rally to win 13-11 in the 2006 USPA Gold Cup at New Bridge Polo and Country Club. Mariano Gonzalez and Martin Zeggers sparked Goose Creek with early goals, while Zeggers and Adam Snow pushed a four goal run to steady the lead as Kris Kampsen answered for Dahlwood.
Officials urge immediate action and strong communication with children. The National Center for Missing and Exploited Children advises parents to keep a detailed description, current photos, dental charts, fingerprints, and stored DNA on hand, updating images every six months.
Ellen Taylor of Edisto Beach recalls the Atlantic coastline and the Myrtle Beach Pavilion as the Grand Strand landmark nears demolition. Burroughs & Chapin, owner of the 1948 landmark, markets a farewell season as the adjacent theme park closes at summer's end.
Before the 1963 Smith Hazel Recreation Center, two community leaders worked to provide youth activities. Betty Gyles recalls Josie Hazel and Jason Smith, who funded the center's start and inspired generations of Arkenites, with Smith living on Edgefield Avenue and Hazel on Fairfield Street.
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