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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 22, 2008

Page

7

Officials: Parents of accused S C bomb plotter sought help

Chesterfield South Carolina teen Ryan Schallenberger an 18 year old straight A student faced a bail hearing after police found ammonium nitrate and a hate filled journal signaling a planned attack The parents had sought mental health help after he slammed his head into a wall and the family later turned up materials and a map for a deadly bombing plan Sheriff Parker praised the parents for alerting authorities and saving the community The teen was set to graduate this year and had no prior history of bad behavior

Chesterfield South Carolina Ryan Schallenberger Jay Hodge Schallenberger Hodge Scauermie Cows Wallhallenberger Sam Parker Chesterfield County Parker James Ford

S C House panel likely to scrap retirement raise

South Carolina lawmakers on a five member Ways and Means subcommittee debate postponing a 2 percent cost of living adjustment for lawmakers pensions. Rep Herb Kirsh and three other members oppose the pension boost saying this year they are not favoring extra pay for legislators. The full House earlier approved the increase amid controversy.

Columbia South Carolina Herb Kirsh House Ways and Means

Lawmakers balk at pension boost in tight budget year

South Carolina legislators weigh a $6 monthly pension rise for retirees as Senate budget writers nix raises for state workers amid slumping tax collections. Gov. Sanford rebukes the move. the proposal is sent back to the House for reevaluation. Kirsh notes retirement pay would rise from about $32,000 to roughly $32,000 plus $6 a month. Several reps including Limehouse Lucas White oppose the boost calling it a poor message in a difficult budget year.

Senate Mark Sanford House Ways and Means Committee Kirsh Clover Jay Lucas Hansvile Chip Limehouse Charleston Brian White Anderson Limehouse General Assembly Fai Lucas

Century-old tombstone found on rental houseboat in Charleston

Police investigate how a tombstone reading Infant son of R W and E Hypes ended up in a vessel cabin. Owner Robert Payne reported the marble stone found earlier this month and says trespassers have accessed the boat. The stone, linked to a child who died in 1894, may be valued over 200 dollars, with theft a felony in South Carolina.

Charleston Robert Payne Post and Courier Payne R.W. & E. Hypes South Carolina

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