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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 2005
Page
1
U S defense secretary says troops in Iraq will be trimmed to just under 138,000, targeting the core force for the year. The remark signals planned downsizing amid ongoing operations.
Gov. Mark Sanford plans a 2.2 million increase in the 2006 executive budget to boost prosecution of criminal domestic violence cases. Cumbee Center Executive Director Kay Mixon says it’s a step in the right direction as lawmakers seek better local handling through a state coordination commission and magistrate court pro prosecutions. South Carolina ranks sixth in base violence, with experts urging more knowledgeable prosecutors and a stronger coordinated response.
Chris and Jenner Coffey visit Hopelands Gardens with seven month pregnant Jennifer and twins Kailyn and Jaden to enjoy the 75,000 lights. The event runs 6 9 p m tonight and December 26 27 with shuttle service from local centers. the display continues through the week plus holiday break.
June Ware visits Mat tie C Hall Health Care Center daily and made 47 colorful stuffed animals for residents in the Alzheimer's unit. She delivered them at Thursday's Christmas party saying sewing and faith moved her to give. Ware knows many residents and calls it a gift of love.
Investigators say they have identified Benjamin W. Douglas 21 of Darlington as a robbery suspect tied to a Wednesday theft at Greg's Gas Plus 6043 Jefferson Davis Highway. A witness chased him to the street. he fled on foot after failing to enter his vehicle, a 1991 red Ford Ranger later traced to him.
Experts explain how to keep poinsettias thriving after the holidays. Timothy Blackmon of Cold Creek Nurseries advises light, water, and biweekly fertilizing, with a late summer reduction in light to trigger re blooming. He notes plants are not poisonous and safe for homes.
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