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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 2008
Page
1
A 35 year old man in Glendale Arizona planned to attack Super Bowl fans after being denied a liquor license. He was seen near the stadium with an assault rifle and ammunition but changed his mind. Police say the incident was stopped before it began.
Events listed include the Steeplechase set for March 22 and tickets for the Mad Hatters Ball. A refinery blast blamed on volatile dust killed four and injured many others as crews worked through the wreckage. Police said a 23 year old opened fire at a vocational college before taking his own life.
Claude W. Brazil and Juanice McKenzie Newman are listed among Lexington and Aiken area deaths and funeral notices. Details include service times and burial locations for each individual.
County secures a 165000 grant to continue cleaning the Seminole Mill area. Officials plan a 10 acre park after demolition and asbestos removal while preserving the historic main mill and smokestack. A private developer may buy 14.8 acres. August funding decision pending. Community leaders praise progress and envision a proud future.
Missouri officials say security at public meetings is often lax even after the Kirkwood City Council shooting where Charles Thornton killed five and wounded others. Aiken County Sheriff Hunt and North Augusta officials note they attend most meetings but add formal measures are limited by public access.
Aiken County Animal Control advisory members weigh raising the $70 spay and neuter voucher price. Critics say higher costs would reduce sterilizations and undo the program’s low income focus, noting vets charge more than $70 plus $15 for rabies vaccine and microchip.
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