09 Jul 2005
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 2005
Page
1
Police said the devices that destroyed three London Underground cars and a double decker bus weighed under ten pounds each. Evacuation orders triggered flowing traffic from the Florida Keys as residents left to safety.
Aiken Standard invites readers to discuss literature in a daily feature. Kristi Herring moderates as fans share their current reads including selections from J. R. R. Tolkien later the Lord of the Rings trilogy.
Obituaries list Billie Payne Carroll of Abbeville Jack Massingill of Central Henry R Pressley Sr of North Augusta Patrick Tyler of Aiken and Little Miss Precious Dorsey of Graniteville in Deaths and Funerals 6A section with brief notices of passing.
Aiken Public Safety credits the Bloodhound Tracking Team and patrols with quickly apprehending 19 year old Jeffery P. Mack of Columbia after a Friday robbery at University Parkway. Mack is charged with assault on an EMS worker and armed robbery with a deadly weapon. He was tracked to a hotel room and arrested.
Two Aiken County men Scott and William Walz planned a day of fishing but their Jeep Cherokee was swept into rising water at the Jackson boat landing. They climbed atop the vehicle and called for help. responders used a kayak and a small boat to rescue them. No injuries reported.
Aiken may gain a Checkers Restaurant on Whiskey Road between the Aiken Bowl and the former Golden Corral. Owner Andy Pye seeks annexation approval, with revised plans for a Publix Center access and only right turns into and out of the property. City Council expected to approve on first reading with a public hearing and second reading later.
Dr. Bill Harpine, a 31 year communications veteran, becomes USCA’s new department chair. He arrives from the University of Akron with prior posts at William and Mary, Iowa State, and Illinois. He stresses timeless communication principles and ethics amid rapid tech change.
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