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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 2003
Page
4
Roop and Howlett discuss turkey hunting experiences across the country. Roop started with quail and deer, while Howlett relies on a shotgun for turkey and uses a hands free mouth call. They emphasize respect for different interests and wildlife conservation as the growing number of turkey hunters rises nationwide.
Allies pledged to seek a vote on the issue even if doomed, while White House officials rushed a summit in the Azores. Condoleezza Rice said all possibilities would be explored as talks of waging war without UN approval surfaced. Bush would press diplomacy to secure a Security Council resolution amid stiff opposition 2,300 miles from the UN and 900 from Europe.
South Carolina debates mandatory DNA submissions for all felons as SLED officials note current samples near three figures and highlight a Georgia example where all felons law aided a cold murder case. The Aiken case links Atkins to the Carpenter homicide via DNA match, prompting calls for broader statewide collection.
Temperatures fell and rain trimmed crowd at the South Carolina R&B Beach Music Hall of Fame weekend in Aiken. Wade Henry rode a unicycle as the 95 Rock Feaster Foods Hot Dog Eating Contest ran with $75 prizes for kids and $150 for adults. Area bands including Lou's Scooter Need less the Vellotones Daze of Haze Jazz Weekly and 420 Out back performed on multiple stages while Breeden said attendance was lower than hoped but spirits remained high.
Hunters head into the woods for turkeys under state rules. Each person may bag five birds total or two gobblers per day with gobblers defined as bearded birds. Spring bagging limited to gobblers only. Shotguns muzzle loaders and bows allowed. Licenses and big game permits required for all 16 and older, turkey tags mandatory. Tags free at check stations and DNR offices. No dogs live decoys or bait. Violations can bring fines up to 200 dollars or 30 days in jail, with forfeiture of vehicle boat animal or firearm used. For details contact local DNR or state website.
U S Air Force B 1 B bomber hit two western Iraqi radar sites near H3 airfield and Ruwayshid close to Jordan in a Friday operation. Military officials said precision guided weapons were used and the attack followed Iraqi defense forces moving target acquisition radar toward the no fly zone patrolled by U S and British planes.
More than 40 companies will attend to discuss employment options. Some firms will accept applications, so bring copies of your resume. Learn about a variety of careers all in one location.
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