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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 2008
Page
1
President Bush argues the war on terror must be fought with all United States assets and not mainly as a law enforcement issue. The AP video of the speech is linked to the site.
Report says James Brown's children and the State of South Carolina approach a settlement on a dispute. Brown's rumored long lost brother will undergo a DNA test as part of the case.
Beatrice R. Carver Wagener Haskell G Gray Brandon Fla Daniel David Magness Sr Aiken Joseph B Williamson are listed in a deaths and funerals page item. Details of services or dates are not provided in the fragment.
A North Augusta girl was placed in protective custody after a narcotics detective saw a man roll and smoke a marijuana cigar in a vehicle on Richland Avenue. Joshua W. Gines Felicia L. Johnson and Jessica C. Sapp were charged with simple possession.
South Carolina Highway Patrol clarifies that motorists must stop on two lane roads and on roads with one lane in each direction of urban or private roads. Drivers on multi lane highways may proceed after slowing if no oncoming traffic.
Aiken Public Safety cites speeding as drivers ignore school zone warnings. Lt Turne says signs and flashing lights demand slower speeds. Use of crossing guards and bus lights highlighted as crucial safety measures amid morning and afternoon school transitions.
Aiken County Council abandons its prior draft and starts anew after County Attorney Jim Holly advises aligning with state law signed by Gov. Sanford. The updated statute restricts housing near schools day cares and children's facilities for certain first or second degree sexual conduct offenders.
Charlene Whittle offers a $500 reward for information leading to the arrest of whoever shot and killed her family’s 3-year-old Yorkshire terrier Chief on Hamelin Road. Aiken Animal Control could press charges if identified. the family buried Chief and keep the bullet as evidence.
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