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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 2007
Page
1
Aiken County residents are invited to visit the Aiken Standard website to discover local happenings. The page aggregates upcoming events, community notices, and public-interest information for residents seeking current happenings.
Investigators with the Aiken County Sheriff's Office report a new person of interest in the weekend shooting death of a North Augusta man. One person of interest has been eliminated as part of the ongoing investigation.
Thelma N. Jackson Fannie Simmons and Tomika Tullis are listed in the Langley Aiken and North Augusta deaths and funerals notices for notices published on the sixteenth page.
Two Virginia Tech students from Aiken County planned to attend a campus vigil after a gunman killed at least 32 and wounded up to 30 before dying by suicide. The incident triggered warnings to stay in dorms as law enforcement responded.
A pre dawn blaze destroyed the North Augusta Golf and Country Club clubhouse and drew a five hour response from seven fire departments. No injuries reported and investigators probe possible arson as SLED joins the case.
Aiken County case returns to court after the South Carolina Supreme Court overturned Christopher Davis 2003 murder conviction citing inadmissible testimony. Davis then 27 faced life without parole for the 2000 York Street killing of Paul Williams a City Billiards cook. The prosecution argued a robbery plan with codefendants Stevens and Hill and a shotgun killing.
Conflict over two May 5 events at Odell Weeks walking track ends with a compromise. Dr. Holly Woltz confirms Paws for Cancer remains at the Weeks Center for eight year run with dates and publicity unchanged after talks with Sanford office and city officials.
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