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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 09, 2001

Page

8

Anthrax case prompts criminal investigation doubts

Officials weigh whether two anthrax cases near Sun staff are linked to foul play while Florida and Virginia patients face tests and authorities urge antibiotics. The Miami Herald notes the second exposure in the Miami area and mentions Ben Stevens, Ernesto Blanco, and Martha Moffett amid bioterrorism fears post September 11.

Niltonon Graham John Ashcroft Washington, D.C Sun Bob Stevens Joanie Cox Star Landis Crockett Ernesto Blanco Blanco Miami-area Martha Moffett Miami Herald Virginia Florida Thomas Ryan Prince William Hospital Manassas M. Boyd Marcus Jim Gilmore Stevens Marcus Ryan United States California

Man Charged After Nautilus Street Shooting Spree

Charles Barton 26 was arrested after a four hour manhunt in a wooded area. He faces murder assault and battery with intent to kill and firearm possession charges. Hardy was also charged with crack cocaine possession with intent to distribute. Patrick Nelson Webber, a no information patient at the Medical College of Georgia Hospital, was wounded. Barton Hosey and Strang remained jailed in Aiken County Detention Center.

Hardy Charles Barton Nautilus Street

City considers connector road to Arby’s Bojangle’s lot

Aiken officials propose a demonstration project to provide alternate southside routes. Estimated costs include about 12 500 dollars for a connector from Arby’s and Bojangle’s to Walmart, and 2 500 dollars to connect Teresa’s and Ryan’s. Wendy’s work could start in 30 to 60 days. A draft LDR engineering study will be discussed on Nov 8, with removal of a central Whiskey Road planting strip drawing business concerns.

Ryan's LeDuc Teresa’s Arby's Bojangle Wal Mart Wendy’s Aiken LDR Council Whiskey Road

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