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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 2005
Page
1
Aiken adds a Fatz Cafe to its dining options as construction advances on the South Carolina based casual restaurant project. Local officials and developers confirm steady progress toward opening later this year.
A fragment from a newspaper page lists a section titled Deaths and Funerals on page 6A inside today. Names and details are incomplete in the readable text.
A Monday fire in the elevator mechanical room at Croft House on York Street caused heavy smoke but no injuries. Firefighters used dry chemicals to quell a hydrocarbon electrical blaze and vented the area, with residents evacuated to the parking lot or balconies and returned within 30 minutes.
The National Transportation Safety Board will open public files Wednesday on data collected during the Graniteville crash investigation. Keith Holloway, NTSB public affairs officer, says the materials amount to several hundred pages. REPORT, page 12A.
The Aiken City Council unanimously passes a new animal control ordinance raising unsterilized pet license fees to 100 dollars with a 300 dollar cap for owners with multiple animals. The plan funds subsidized spay neuter and microchip implants, aims to reduce stray euthanasia, and defines kennels at six of same species.
Police say two 21 year old men, Thomas E. Johann and Travis Demarcus Williams, were arrested within hours of a weekend home invasion in Aiken. The suspects face multiple charges including kidnapping and armed robbery after a masked group forced entry at an Aiken couple’s home and stole phones, a PlayStation 2, jewelry, firearms, and the couple’s wallet and car keys. Investigators recovered some items and continue seeking tips.
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