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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Dec 28, 2005

Page

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Tainted Diamond Pet Foods Linked to Dog Deaths

A Doberman named Duke died after eating tainted Diamond Pet Foods from the Gaston plant. Two other dogs died at home. owners sent food samples for testing. Diamond recalls 19 aflatoxin contaminated batches dated March 1 to June 21 2007 affecting 22 states. Veterinarians urge blood tests and caution owners to seek care.

Duke Holly Woltz Gaston Woltz Diamond Pet Foods Woltz Aiken Veterinary Services Waltz Diamond Missouri California South Carolina New York Comany Mark Brinkmann Syracse Post-Standard Clemson Veterinary Diagnostic Center Associated Press Rob Novit Movit Aikenstandard

Carlisle Tire faces multi-year recall lawsuit in Michigan

Aiken based Carlisle Tire & Wheel Co faces a lawsuit by Michigan residents Jeffrey Hunsaker and Dennis Droeger alleging defective and unsafe recreational vehicle tires. They seek recall and compensation plus class action status to cover cases dating back to 1999, with Carlisle given until January 31 2006 to respond.

Carlisle Tire & Wheel Co Jeffrey Hunsaker Dennis Droeger Michigan Associated Press Hunsaker Aiken U.S Richard Enslen Carlisle Barry Littrell Tire Michael Roberson Carlisle Company

Free-pour bottles redefine South Carolina bars starting New Year

Restaurants and bars plan to switch from mini to large liquor bottles on New Year’s Day. Owners like Sam Erb of West Side Bowery anticipate better drinks and safer highways, while some venues may keep minibottles. Prices rise and transitions vary by location.

Sam Erb West Side Bowery South Carolina Eth Erb Lisa Kirkland Cork & Bull Pub Kirkland Kitchens Mike Adams Pat's Adams John Moore Moore Aikenstandard

Death of pet leaves local family at a loss

On Christmas day a local family says their five year old Doberman Duke died after consuming Diamond Pet Food linked to a nationwide recall. Duke’s owners Kim and James Hasse and their daughter Ashley recall the pet’s illness and note two other families also lost dogs to the recalled product.

Kim James Hasse Ashley Duke Ellenton Mike Sharon Jones Hasses Augusta Doc Holly Paula Bob Esposito Aiken Waltz Clemson Veterinary Diagnostic Center Scooby Doo

Dog Food Tragedy Prompts Reimbursement Talks

James Hasse and Kim speak after their dog died from Diamond brand food. Officials discuss medical bill reimbursements while Hasse questions the company and warns others not to feed Diamond products. He remains despondent about the loss and unlikely to get another pet.

Bob Esposito James Hasse Firs Hasse Kim Rob Novit Novit Aikenstandard

Community meeting slated Tuesday at Aiken Conference Center

A public meeting is planned for Tuesday January 3 at p.m. at the Aiken Municipal Conference Center located at 214 Park Ave S W. Officials will discuss local matters and solicit public input.

Aiken Municipal Conference Center Park Ave S.W

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Aiken’s Carlisle Tire By Erin Carlise Droeger Ludington State Park Carlisle Tire and Wheel Co Carlisle Companies Brian Masterack Warner, Norcross and Judd Masterway Bryan Mitchell Polo Tavern Mitchell Rick Kitchens Jesse Holly Waltz Diamond Pet Food The WM CO Riefly Taran Gcerreen Petts John Hardy
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