Briefly Band To Present Concert At Etherredge Center
USC Aiken and Aiken Community Band present spring concert at 8 p.m. in Etherredge Center directed by Col. William Clark. Program features Broadway tunes South Pacific Ray mond Overture Come Back to Sorrento and patriotic selections. Free and open to public.
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USC Aiken and
Aiken Community Band
Etherredge Center
USC
William Clark
South Pacific
Raymond
Sorrento
James Boehner
Town and Country Club
USC Aiken
June Murff
Aiken Chamber of Commerce
Aiken
George A. Krist
Westinghouse Savannah River Co
Ricky Satcher
Aiken Regional Medical Centers
William Shepherd
Viceroy the mannequin vanishes from Carolina Bistro
The mannequin Viceroy, a regular at the Carolina Bistro on Newberry Street, disappeared late Friday night or early Saturday morning from its bar spot. Owner Bill Bolton says Viceroy may have been seen at the Aiken Training Track on Saturday and hints at a small reward for information.
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Viceroy
Carolina
Newberry Street
Bill Bolton
Aiken
Bolton
Time for big hammer: South Carolina CON under fire
Sen. Thomas L. Moore and Sen. W. Greg Ryberg push to end the Certificate of Need process after the State Health Planning Committee moved to revise Task Force recommendations on open heart surgery access for Aiken and Rock Hill. They contend the oversight clogs the path to full services and vow to use legislative tools to ensure level competition for open heart procedures.
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South Carolina
Thomas L
Tommy) Moore
D-Clearwater
State Health Planning Committee
Aiken
Rock Hill
Sen
Moore
Greg Ryberg
R-Aiken
Sen. Moore
State Medical Affairs Committee
Sen. Ryberg
Dhec Board
Aiken County
Clearwater
Man pleads guilty to murder in Davick case life sentence
William Curtis Cato 24 of Aiken pleaded guilty in General Sessions Court to the September 1994 murder of 31 year old Tammy W. Davick. He described driving to her home and firing eight times with a .22 handgun and once with a rifle, then fleeing. Toxicology showed a blood alcohol of .16. He was arrested after his pickup hit a road sign and officers found a gunshot wound to his leg and a dropped .22 pistol.
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Aiken County
General Sessions
Tammy W. Davick
William Curtis Cato
Lamplight
Aiken
Eighth Circuit
James W. Johnson Jr
Tammy
Cato
Barbara Morgan
Ms. Davick
Ms. Morgan
State Law Enforcement Division
Couchton
William
Angela Road
Wallis A. Alves
Autopsy Shows Beating Death In Gloverville Case
Aiken County coroner says Paul Griffin, 58, of Eula Helen Street, was beaten to death with a blunt instrument in his home. Investigators linked two killings at adjacent residences and disclosed a life sentence for Cato in a related case, with potential parole after 20 years.
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Gloverville
Aiken County
Sue Townsend
Paul Edward Griffin
Eula Helen Street
ARMC vows to press fight for local cardiac services
Will Cole states Aiken will not stop fighting for a full range of home based cardiac services. He cites a Columbia decision restricting the 90 minute drive time requirement as a hurdle to obtaining needed hospital licenses. Dr. Kim Wood Woeber of USC Aiken notes the obstacle but remains confident in continued action by ARMC staff physicians and local politicians.
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Citizens Committee For the
Sen. Moore
General Assembly
Columbia
Will Cole
Aiken
Cole
Lessie B. Price
Armc Board
ARMC
Usc Aiken
Kim Wood Woeber
Aiken Area
Wood
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Paul J. Shaub
Shaub
Aiken Licensed Plumbing Contractors Association
Ryans Steak House
Whiskey Road
Jerry Tindall
John Owens
Libertarian Party
University Parkway
ACLP
Tom King
City of
Jonathan Dylan Rearden
Security Federal Bank
c/o Security Federal Bank
Canal St
Suite 1
Graniteville
S.C
Baptist
Belvedere
U.S. 1
Harrison-Caver Park
Earnest Weaver
Balltown
Lollar Park
Urquhart Street
Beech Island
Scott Webster
Nick Faldo
Tiger Woods
Augusta National Golf Club
Brian Neill
House
Johnson
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