Airport guard accused of Obama threat in Newark
A private security guard at Newark Liberty International Airport was arrested on charges of threatening Barack Obama the night before his planned Newark visit. John Brek, 55, denied the threats after a Continental Airlines employee reported overhearing remarks at a coffee cart. The arrest followed a search of his Linden home where 43 firearms were found. officials said no illegal guns were identified and the firearms are under processing. Obama planned to campaign for Gov. Jon Corzine in New Jersey with Air Force One expected to land Wednesday.
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Spectacular ride draws crowds at Western Carolina State Fair
The Western Carolina State Fair opens at 5 pm with a 7 30 pm Jake Owen concert on opening night. Gate admission is six dollars and a pay one price rides twenty dollar package runs from five pm to close. Advance Mega Passes and VIP Gate Passes are sold from multiple local outlets including All Star Rents and Walmart. For more details visit westerncarolinastatefair com. Suzanne Stone at sstone aikenstandard com.
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Towns Lag Behind on Financial Audits After Law Change
Officials say about 125 to 130 towns failed to submit yearly financial records before the law. Windsor owes roughly 792 dollars in withheld funds, with many other towns listed as delinquent for 2007. The state will restore funding once audits are received and towns pledges compliance. Mizell and Malyerck emphasize cooperation to avoid fund loss and ensure law adherence.
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Ferrara suit response cites lack of bad faith
Defendants in Ferrara case say they did not perform acts in bad faith with malicious or corrupt motives or deliberate indifference. Calls to Ferrara for comment Wednesday were unreturned. Contact Mike Gellatly at mgellatly@aikenstandard.com.
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Butler to Step Down From Council After Move Out of District
Council member Butler will leave office on November 3 as he relocates out of his district. Tuesday’s meeting, barring a special session, was his final one. The council approved online posting guidelines for financial transactions and credit card processing fees for permits, center merchandise, and shelter adoptions, with a $1 plus 1.7 percent fee. A proposed expansion of Valley Public Service Authority boundaries to Graniteville and Vaucluse was introduced, with at least one public hearing planned.
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