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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 2014
Page
1
A brief notice urges readers to set clocks forward one hour before bed tonight ahead of the spring time change.
Bernardine Bunny Foley and Hannah B Albenesius are listed in the area deaths notices. The entry cites Deaths and Funerals and provides contact numbers for the newsroom.
Aiken County prepares for a feature on its most dangerous intersections as part of a Sunday edition. The piece highlights traffic hazards and ongoing safety concerns in key corridors. The same issue announces Historic Preservation award winners for the year.
A bipartisan group led by Senators Graham Scott Chambliss Isakson Landrieu Burr Hagan urged Secretary Moniz to fund building the MOX facility at Savannah River Site rather than keeping it in cold standby. They oppose defunding the project as proposed in Obama's 2015 budget and call for continuing MOX deployment.
A multi agency raid on a Newberry Street home led to six arrests and seizures of drugs, weapons, and paraphernalia. Three children were removed to state custody. Charges include trafficking cocaine and marijuana and gun related counts.
Charles Blair IV, 21, was found hiding in the ceiling of the Department of Juvenile Justice office in Kalmia Plaza. He faces second degree burglary charges and is jailed. Investigators tie Blair to a separate burglary on Edisto Avenue where a homeowner fired a shot, injuring Blair’s hand, and blood was found in a trespassed vehicle.
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