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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 2008
Page
1
Virginia Beach police seized large store photos from an Abercrombie & Fitch outlet and charged the store manager with obscenity after receiving complaints. Authorities said the investigation followed local concerns and directed readers to the Aiken Standard video page for more details.
The $3.1 trillion budget proposed by President Bush on Monday would generate eye popping deficits with a sharp boost for the riltory. In Lexington, the last of eight men tied to the crime is described as vital by officials. Funeral notices follow on 6A.
Donnie R. Abney, 57, of Warrenville, died in an Aiken County detention center after severe alcohol withdrawal. Coroner Tim Carton cites delirium tremens linked to long-term alcohol abuse. Abney was under medical care at the facility.
Wagener Mayor Steve Carver and water clerk Ramona Sullivan failed to resolve their dispute after a private 90 minute meeting with town officials. Sullivan said she will resign immediately citing an uncomfortable discussion about an ordinance on water payments. Carver claimed the gathering aimed to support Sullivan and Salley in governing, while Sullivan argued the talks centered on policy and emails she deemed inappropriate.
The Bush administration seeks more than 1.4 billion dollars for the Savannah River Site in the 2009 budget request, including a 100 million increase from the prior year. Energy Secretary Bodman touts the plan as advancing energy security, economic strength and scientific advancement, with over 1.1 billion earmarked for defense environmental cleanup at SRS.
Democrats Barack Obama and Hillary Rodham Clinton push toward the finish with cheering crowds and over 1.3 million dollars daily in ads as they crisscross 22 states. Mitt Romney makes a late bid to swing conservatives and derail McCain on the busiest primary day in history.
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