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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 2013
Page
1
Deputies search for Steven Ray Turner 44 of Briarwood Road Windsor after an alleged attempt to force entry via a back door with an ax and stabbing a woman in the leg on Stuckey Loop. Turner described as white, 5 7, 153 pounds, brown hair and brown eyes. he reportedly walks with a cane.
Senator Lindsey Graham cites a Charleston case to argue for new limits on gun sales. He has not detailed how the bill would work but says it could have prevented a 28 year old woman from obtaining a firearm to threaten teachers at a private Charleston school.
Morgan Acord and Virginia Wayt, both 12, join Mead Hall sixth graders at St. Thaddeus Episcopal Church in Aiken for the Ash Wednesday service. Rector Rev. Grant Wiseman notes the large turnout as students observe Lent with ashes from burned palm leaves and reflections on sin and Easter.
It occurs 46 days before Easter and can fall between February 4 and March 10. A priest or lay officiant marks foreheads with black ashes in a cross to symbolize penitence, mortality, and mourning. The ashes come from burned palm fronds from the previous Palm Sunday.
Canada plans to transfer about 6 075 gallons of highly enriched liquid uranium to South Carolina's SRS for conversion into reactor fuel. The project, part of the Global Threat Reduction Initiative, aims to remove nuclear materials from private hands and consolidate them at high security sites. Estimated cost up to 60 million dollars will be paid by Atomic Energy of Canada Limited. planning through 2013 to 2016.
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