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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1999
Page
11
A humor columnist shares the death of his family rabbit Abu and the emotional impact on his wife. He recounts the pet’s life, moves across several states, and a blunt, awkward conversation about disposing of the body.
A man recalls racing a garbage truck to bury Abu the rabbit behind his home. Wearing a bathrobe, he scaled a back fence with a shovel and bag, avoiding dogs and neighbors, as his wife laments losing their pet while accepting life’s cycle.
Forecasters predict rain this evening with clearing skies after dark. Tonight low in the lower 40s. Wednesday brings sunny skies with a mid 60s high and upper 30s low. Thursday should see clouds and a chance of showers with highs in the lower 60s and lows around 30s. Friday, sunny, with highs near 60. Saturday partly cloudy with a chance of showers late and highs in the 60s. Sunset today around 631 p.m.
Police found a 14 year old with a machete after a tip led to a waist level search. A pellet gun incident at a Salley home resulted in no charges as the woman chose not to press charges. A juvenile pulled a knife on a woman during a domestic dispute and was detained for juvenile processing. A six week old brown bulldog/terrier puppy was stolen from Washington Circle yard.
The subject, a longtime law enforcement figure, shows over a decade in the field with a three year fulltime role in a police department. He held forensic technician work for South Carolina LEDet and was a member of the International Association of Chemical Testers. He served 12 years in the military at Fort Bragg, North Carolina, attaining sergeant rank and has ties to New Ellen ton Church of God with his wife Terri and daughter Joselyn.
Hall of Fame exhibit details notes Hall of Fame in Hopeland Gardens Aiken with exhibitions at Wellington School Columbus Glendale Gallery Ohio and Western College Oxford Ohio. Highlights 21 years in dressage as student rider trainer and instructor and avid thoroughbred racing follower. Call Joan Tower at 649 4357 for more information.
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