23 Jul 2012
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 2012
Page
1
An analysis notes the difficulty of preventing lone offender mass shootings like the Aurora theater attack. It cites the 2009 FBI task force and the 2012 Brady Campaign tally of 22 mass shootings as context for evolving counterterrorism and gun violence challenges.
Article notes President Obama visiting Aurora while University of Colorado investigates Holmes. The piece reports actions to counter terror networks by freezing funding and targeting weapon and explosives access as security measures.
City officials and animal welfare advocates celebrate the opening of a new SPCA facility highlighting upgraded kennels improved medical care and expanded adoption services. Community leaders praise enhanced shelter capacity and partnerships with local volunteers.
Obituary brief notes the deaths of Francis Ralph Gorman Jacqualine C. Gunter Smith and Kenneth Melton McDonald in Aiken. The notice records their names and residence, with no further details provided.
At URS Center for the Performing Arts a Sunday retrospective showcases Joe Lista’s 1950s photographs of Aiken and community life. The event honored Lista with a “Joe Lista Day” proclaimed by city officials as Todd Lista hosts with speakers recalling 1954 64 Aiken.
Census estimates projected by AP show the official poverty rate rising from 15.1 percent in 2010 to as high as 15.7 percent in 2011, threatening gains of the 1960s war on poverty. Experts warn broad increases across groups amid job market fatigue and expiring unemployment aid, with suburbs like Colorado and Florida already affected.
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