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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 2005
Page
2
A lengthy reader letter mixes outrage over Michael Jackson accusations with pleas regarding Terri Schiavo and sympathy for rescue workers after the Graniteville incident. The piece urges action from authorities and acknowledges local school district defibrillators and taxi drivers.
Aiken Standard invites readers to vote on pitbull policy with three options including prohibition, confined ownership, or no action. The note mentions a prior Terri Schiavo poll with split opinions on removing a feeding tube.
Aiken Public Safety seeks Michael B. Harrison 33 of Pineland Terrace on 22 burglary warrants linked to a string of downtown commercial break-ins. Harrison is described as a 5 10 black male about 150 pounds and armed and dangerous. Jenkins previously arrested reduced four to six Six Points burglaries. Contact 642 7620 with tips.
Marvin Allison shared childhood games for first graders at St Mary Help of Christians School Grandparents Day. Grandparents booths showcased knitting, stamps, needlepoint, stained glass and a tea fair while teachers note growing event since 1986.
Michelle Roberts of Taste of Home demonstrates easy recipes at Aiken Technical College Gymnasium. Doors open 5 pm. event at 6 45 pm with vendor booths, gift bags, door prizes, and an 8 dollar ticket. attendees may receive a 68 page cookbook.
New Ellenton residents report a scam call urging donations to a fake police fund. Police Chief Hugh Ray warns no fund raiser exists and advises callers to record numbers and contact police. A legitimate portrait drive by the Fire and Rescue is separate, offering a canvas portrait for donations to forestry vehicle funds. For questions call 652 7770.
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