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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Dec 10, 2003

Page

9

Standoff Ends as Bixbys Surrender After 13 Hours

In Abbeville County a 13 hour standoff ended with Rita Bixby surrendering after shooting incidents that left Arthur Bixby in hospital and Steven Bixby in court claiming legal defense. Steven and Arthur faced deputies during the siege while Rita held police at bay and announced not guilty before surrendering.

Graham Cutts Steven Bixby Arthur Rita Bixby Abbeville Stewart SLED Arthur Bixby Charles Goodwin Bixbys State Transportation Department State Goodwin John Stark New Hampshire Bixby Abbeville County Wilson Outts

Graham sees opportunity in base closings for Charleston area

Graham argues DoD owned bases like Charleston Air Force Base and Naval Weapons Station are vital to winning the war. He cites C-17s delivering supplies to Southwest Asia and 35 percent of Army shipments passing through the Naval Weapons Station. A nine member Base Realignment and Closure Commission will be appointed by March 2005 with a closing list due two months later. He frames the opportunity as a way to attract new business by expanding the DoD mission.

Charleston Department of Defense Charleston Air Force Base Asia Iraq Naval Weapons Station Ity Defense Graham Fort Jackson Columbia

School mascot decision keeps Rebels name amid protest

The Strom Thurmond school board voted to keep the Rebels name while approving a booster club plan for a new dog mascot. About 70 students protested, with clashes over time and a 10 minute recess as the crowd dispersed.

Cavalry Statesman Strom Thurmond Ashley Doolittle Brad Covar Andy Livingston Holmes Rebecca Hastings Jeremy Schoolfield Jschoolfield Aikenstandard.com

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