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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 2006
Page
1
Adam LaRoche blasted two homers and drove in four as the Anta Braves defeated the Philadelphia Phillies Monday night. The city of Aiken sets August 1 as the deadline to register pets under a new animal control ordinance. pet fairs return to Citizens Park Tuesday evening.
Literacy Madison Miller profiles a book lover while the page lists five area deaths including Lorraine Kirby Bath Amy Lovering Roberts and Anse R. A. Doc Aubrey. The fragment mentions a Georgia Byng title and a playful reference to a time travel adventure.
Toby Evans, a 44 year old Jackson resident, leapt into the water to rescue his dogs when a four foot alligator attacked his German shepherd Catz and a smaller Yorkshire. He punched the gator repeatedly after it grabbed the shepherd, taking several bites on his arm before the animal released the dog and both dogs escaped. Evans then pulled himself from the murky water.
Demolition of the Swan Antique Mall and adjacent properties for the Shoppes at Richland proceeds. A six inch water main serving the old Antiques building was struck, sending water spray into the air for about an hour before line was shut off. The project will include a Wal-Mart Supercenter and 42,000 square feet of additional retail space. The SRP Federal Credit Union and Christ Central Ministries buildings will remain.
Police charged Joseph P. Brewer and Katherine J. Brewer of 1126 South Boundary Avenue with 14 counts each after finding about 17 cats and five dogs living in unsanitary conditions with feces and garbage. A new resident reported the odor and barking. officers entered with animal control to remove the animals and assess the scene.
After nearly three years of cleanup, the FB Line at Savannah River Site is deemed cold and inactive. The facility built in the 1950s, once finishing nuclear materials for defense, underwent deinventory and deactivation through 2005, with over 1,600 plutonium items shipped to other SRS facilities.
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