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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 2006
Page
1
Aiken County Animal Control reports six Bracco Italiano dogs awaiting adoption at the shelter. GA authorities say they thwarted a terror plot targeting a New York City train tunnel, with arrests made Friday as the men planned travel to the United States.
Obituary notices list Melvin W. Belcher Estill Ken Grover Ford Bowers Jr and Tommy Spires among Windsor area deaths with funeral details and brief tributes. Names appear in a community obituary roundup noting services and burial plans where available.
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Two year old Ryley Zimmer wandered from his home in a southside neighborhood and was spotted by City of Aiken Public Works workers as he walked toward a neighbor’s house. The crew alerted the mother and escorted him safely back home, earning praise as guardian angels.
Sharina Zimmer describes how sanitation workers Arthur Bryant and Troy Eubanks helped locate her son Ryley after he was sighted at a house near his birthday party. Supervisor Larry Morris of Public Works notes the crew’s commitment to doing the right thing as the search continued.
Aiken police warn residents about Anthony D. Neal a 39 year old Crawford Avenue resident with prior arrests in Aiken. He is charged with obtaining goods by fraud forging false information to police and illegal possession of drug paraphernalia. Neal allegedly asked church members for money claiming to return to USC Columbia while visiting his sick mother.
Aiken suspect Elliott, 46, had bond denied on July 4 burglary and sexual assault charges involving a 48 year old woman. He’s charged with kidnapping and multiple weapons offenses and linked by DNA to a June 28 and the July 4 assaults. Detectives tracked him to Camplight Trailer Park where he was living nearby the crimes. DNA match to a 2002 sample linked to a national database confirmed the connection. Elliott has prior convictions including armed robbery and assault in Ohio and South Carolina.
At Citizens Park a half scale Vietnam Veterans Memorial replica hosts personal rites as Barbara Smith places yellow silk roses for her late fiancé. Dozens of mementos accompany the display while travelers remember the fallen, including Bob Farrington who died in 1969. The remembrance continues across communities during The Wall That Heals tour.
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