Officer Stripped of Badge After Times Square Bicycle Clash
A New York City officer was relieved of his badge and gun after a YouTube video showed him body-checking a bicyclist taking part in a Times Square demonstration. The incident prompted discipline as the clip circulated online.
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Braves Trade Teixeira to Angels for Kotchman Marek
The Atlanta Braves ship slugger Mark Teixeira to the Los Angeles Angels in exchange for first baseman Casey Kotchman and minor league pitcher Steve Marek. This move reshapes both rosters as Teixeira joins the Angels and Kotchman/Marek depart to Atlanta.
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Stevens indicted on seven felony counts
U S Senator Ted Stevens the longest serving Republican is indicted on seven felony charges for concealing more than 250000 in renovations and gifts. EnergySolutions donates laptops and software to the county robotics team the M Aiken Magic. A projected 482 billion deficit for 2009 omits about 80 billion in war costs.
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Deaths and Funerals: James W. Bacon and Aiken Harry G. Dunbar
Notices list James W. Bacon of unknown residence and Harry G. Dunbar of Williston with brief funeral details likely including dates and service locations.
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Harry G. Dunbar
Williston
Smoking bans shown to improve air quality in study
A medical university study led by Matthew Carpenter sampled air in 34 Charleston and Mount Pleasant bars and restaurants, comparing before and after bans. The two-year comparison showed a 94 percent drop in pollution, with air quality now within Environmental Protection standards.
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City smoking ban goes into effect with warnings first
Aiken Public Safety will issue warnings about the new city smoking ban until January 14, with ticketing and fines up to 25 dollars starting after the first of the year. Businesses risk license loss on repeated violations and bench warrants may follow nonpayment or court action.
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Senator requests FOIA records on GVW incorporation effort
S.C. Senator Greg Ryberg asks the Lower Savannah Council of Governments for all documents related to Graniteville Vaucluse and Warrenville incorporation. He says two FOIA requests filed July 16 seek donors, recipients, and funds tied to the effort and criticizes the public body for not disclosing records after 15 business days.
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Father son join in Aiken obstetrics gynecology practice
Dr Lloyd B. Daniels announces a gradual torch passing as Brandon Daniels joins his obstetrics and gynecology office at the Aiken Regional Medical Centers campus. Lloyd, delivering 20 000 babies over 31 years, plans retirement in three to four years while Brandon begins his medical career in the same specialty.
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