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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 2008
Page
1
Police say a robber fled a bank and reached a pawnshop before a dye pack exploded in his pants. Surveillance video captured the incident and authorities released footage.
A compact roundup presents local items of interest including council actions weather notes and community events. readable fragments outline updates from agencies groups and residents alongside upcoming deadlines and public notices.
An outbreak of salmonella linked to uncooked tomatoes has been reported in nine states. Health officials confirmed 40 illnesses across two states with lab tests identifying the same strain. The June 10 primary election support and Jelters printed in Sunday's edition are noted in local coverage.
An inflammatory email circulating in Aiken County claims a USC Aiken softball player was stopped by a man in a car with flashing lights bearing Cop Edgefield County. Officials say there is no substantiated evidence supporting the incident and USCA has no reports of harassment.
Sen. Barack Obama clinched the Democratic presidential nomination in St. Paul Minnesota setting up a five month general election with Sen. John McCain. Obama criticized McCain for Bush era policies while McCain accused Obama of voting against funds for troops and vowed to focus on the war.
Aiken resident John Martone explains how he acquired an original George Washington letter to Frances Washington and how it arrived at the Library of Congress. He recounts the president's generous offer and the historical path in detail.
The Aiken SPCA weighs moving from Wire Road with plans for a new adoption center and 6000 annual surgeries via a spay neuter clinic, while the County Animal Shelter may expand into the SPCA facility on nearby land. Barbara Nelson notes years before final changes. architect hired, no site plans yet.
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