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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1998
Page
5
Miami-Dade police Maj. Aaron Campbell, 55, convicted of resisting arrest during an illegal traffic stop by white officers, received one year probation and 75 hours of community service teaching youth to respect authorities. He must pay over 8400 in costs and a 750 fine.
An off duty deputy was stopped for changing lanes without signaling and obscured plate. A judge ruled the stop illegal as Campbell committed no traffic violation. Jurors later acquitted him of battery but convicted him of resisting arrest amid race profiling allegations. The sheriff's department denies racial profiling in drug cases.
Beach couple in CSRA Shag Club enjoy weekly lessons and a recent Shag Weekend in Augusta with 600 dancers. Deejays spin oldies while Johnny Turner and Judy teach beginners and advanced dancers from 7 to 9 pm. Contact 649-2361 for CSRA Shag Club details.
The 19 year old Amy Grossberg faces a manslaughter plea for killing her newborn son and leaving him in a Newark motel trash bin. She reportedly plans to join former boyfriend Brian Peterson in admitting manslaughter as part of a plea deal discussed with prosecutors and defense.
Microsoft officials defend continuing feature expansion amid antitrust scrutiny. Bill Gates says competition spreads misinformation while a judicial hearing questions the impact of Windows 95 98 integration and possible browser tying under a 1995 consent decree. The case probes monopoly concerns as state AGs and the DOJ examine Microsoft business practices and the Windows line.
Salinas California growers report El Nino storms cut lettuce supply earlier this year and shortages are projected through at least mid May. Grower-shipper Frank Pinney cites havoc in the supply chain as rains eased but effects persist.
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