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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 2006
Page
1
The famed Pavilion Amusement Park in Myrtle Beach will shut down after this tourist season. City officials fear economic impact and job losses once the park closes.
Literacy is essential in today's high tech world. The Aiken Standard highlights readers and reading to spark discussions about literature. Marcy Vernon reviews The Queen Jade by Yxta Maya Murray.
Death notices list Nora Brown of Williston W Edwin Hallman Sr of Swainsboro John L Hancock Sr of Swainsboro and Laura Ann V Willing with funeral details published in Deaths and Funerals 6B column.
Investigators from Aiken County and SWAT with Aiken Public Safety seized crack cocaine marijuana and nearly $500 during a search at 162 Jeffcoat Road Wagener. Charged are Alfred Williams 23 Gavin Williams 19 Kendall Seawright 22 Jason Salley 23 and Robert Rowe 56 with crack cocaine possession marijuana possession and related counts.
Wackenhut officer Patrick Price and his partner Roy the Belgian Malinois, an explosives sniffing dog since 2001, compete in the 15th annual U S Police Canine Association trials in Aiken. About 50 K nine teams from NC SC GA test at least four explosives and tracking tasks with strict certification standards.
Friday morning an animal control officer found a soaked feral black cat in a wire trap at a Palm Drive residence. The cat was held for care at the Aiken SPCA after a stop at the Aiken Standard fair. Contact the Aiken Department of Public Safety for details.
Charleston report notes warnings of a deadly bird flu strain possibly entering the United States in coming months via wild game birds. South Carolina state veterinarian urges backyard flock precautions while acknowledging low risk from wild birds to confined commercial poultry.
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