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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 2003
Page
12
Officials raised the national threat level to orange citing heightened indicators since September 11 2001. Ridge warned al Qaida may seek new attacks using nonconventional weapons and aircraft while urging calm and urging the public to prepare personal emergency plans.
Historians note the Union feared the Alligator could have cut cables and mines around Fort Sumter in April 1863, enabling Union ironclads to attack. The sub sank en route to Charleston, later eclipsed by the Hunley. NOAA seeks a DoD grant to continue research but warns against a large search effort.
Aiken County plans a staged grant funded project to create a domestic violence court system. The first stage hires two investigators and a coordinator to connect eight magistrate jurisdictions, improve reporting, and train deputies for prosecutions and victim rights.
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