Rivera tied to multiple Augusta area crimes
Rivera 38 of North Augusta spent Friday night at Augusta hospital after a possible overdose. He is accused in the September and June 2000 murders of local women and linked to violent assaults in 2000. He remains on suicide watch at the Augusta jail while defense requests alter medication. Rivera faces charges including aggravated assault, aggravated sodomy and rape in the 18 year old Augusta attack case.
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Reinaldo J. Rivera
Augusta
Rivera
North Augusta
Law Enforcement Center
University Hospital
Charles Toole
Toole
Jacques Hawk
Peter Johnson
Pane Uet
Aun
Waters Aliment County
Clearwater
Bridgestone
Firestone
South Carolina
Tiffaney S. Wilson
Melissa Dingess
Graniteville
Fort Gordon
Marni Glista
Tabatha I. Bosdell
Aiken Driving Club hosts Spring Fling horse show
The Aiken Driving Club held a Sunday pleasure show at Winthrop Field with 23 participants in dressage and obstacle events. Volunteers number 50 to 60, as members celebrate the club founded in 1965 by Clifford S. Gerde and plan a May 10 ride from Rye Patch through Hitchcock Woods with spectators welcome.
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Aiken Driving Club
Winthrop Field
Joanne Goble
Goble
Rye Patch
Hitchcock Woods
Aiken
PACT testing to measure students across South Carolina
The Palmetto Achievement Challenge Tests begin May 5 for grades 3-8 statewide. Chukker Creek Elementary principal Peggy Trevelas urges parents to keep students well rested and not disrupt routines on test days while noting PACT has become a central yet controversial element of K-12 education.
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Peggy Trevalas
Chukker Creek
Trevelas
South Carolina
Student Study Habits and Parental Involvement Tips
Advice on homework preparation note review and asking questions. Encourages high level courses and consistent home study with rest and nutrition. Recommends communication with teachers and active parent teacher association involvement.
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CIA
North Korea raises nuclear stakes and U S dilemma
North Korea claims a more potent arsenal and possible tests, placing the United States in a fragile position. Analysts debate possible military responses and the risk of regional chaos, with talks in Beijing failing and the administration seeking allied penalties rather than immediate action.
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Washington
North Korea
Bush
Iraq
Beijing
Kim Jong Il
White House
Ari Fleischer
Saddam Hussein
Fleischer
Don ‘Herdorfer
Johns Hopkins School of Advanced International Studies
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