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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 23, 2006
Page
16
Eight medium size purebred dogs aged 3 to 8 are arriving at the SPCA and will be neutered or spayed at the shelter’s expense if adopted. The dogs have lived in kennels, are unaltered, and were surrendered due to the owner's move. The shelter notes breeding risk and related care costs, urging adopters to consider adoption.
The Aiken SPCA notes shelters are full and many owners surrender or abandon pets. Staff work to fit paperwork and find homes amid mixed public care. They promote a low cost spay and neuter clinic and can be reached at 648-6863.
Ted Batchelor revived his annual fire stunt at Chagrin Falls northeast Ohio for the 30th anniversary of his first jump. About 1,000 spectators watched as he burned in a flame retardant suit for a minute before plunging into the Chagrin River amid applause and gasps.
Rex Cooper, age 81, bowled his first perfect game at Brunswick Valley Bowl after 12 consecutive strikes last month. A retired Rocketdyne employee, he tied a late career feat while maintaining a 170 average and earning a Brunswick jacket and certificate.
In the season finale, House is shot by an unhappy ex patient guest star Elias Koteas and lands in intensive care with his attacker. He continues working his current case while hospital security had shot the assailant as his roommate.
Natalie Maines told Time she no longer feels the President of the United States is owed respect fueling a clash with Toby Keith and controversy that affected the Dixie Chicks career. Emily Robison and Martie Maguire voiced mixed views as the group weighed future fans.
A garbled OCR fragment lists TV shows, networks, and program hints with scattered titles like Fear Factor and That's So Raven, alongside sports and film references. It densely strings numerous episode names, contestant clues, and ad-like fragments, yielding a chaotic catalog rather than a coherent story.
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