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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 2005
Page
1
November marks Adopt a Senior Dog Month with Amanda Baker stating older dogs make great pets. Parade entries for the Aiken Jaycees Christmas Parade, Dec 4, are due by Nov 19, themed A Southern Christmas. Inside today features obituaries, markets, movies, and TV listings.
FineDeering Corporation asked to withdraw its current TIF proposal at the Aiken County Council meeting, keeping the item on the agenda for discussion next Tuesday. Officials cite mixed reactions and urge a clear, unambiguous vote to either advance or remove the proposal for the Trolley Run Station and Sage Creek developments.
After a weeks long slide gas at several stations touched 199 per gallon in North Augusta and Aiken while others ranged from 208 to 246. AAA Carolinas spokesman Sarah Davis cited lower crude prices and refineries back online as key factors with forecasts of further declines as demand stays soft. Local residents Betsy Culler and Betty Johnson welcomed the relief noting high prices last month and planned driving to work remains steady.
Terrell Murray, 20, of Elbert Street, charged with conveying false information regarding attempted use of a destructive device after a Nov 1 threat to blow up Midland Valley High School. School evacuated, no bomb found. Murray in Aiken County Detention Center.
Burnettown voters elected three new town council members for January. Incumbent Mayor Wayne Benson lost to newcomer C H Williams by 82 votes. Williams pledged to heed citizens while fellow winners Carl Couch and Chuck Mason, both endorsed by the Horse Creek Merchants Association, prepared to serve.
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