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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 2006
Page
1
Police arranged for John Edward Philips, 26, to turn himself in on three counts of bank fraud. He had been sought as a fourth most wanted suspect in a money crime case.
A compact page note outlines sections for movie listings, TV listings, obituaries, opinions, puzzles, and sports. The reference points readers to 2A and 18 sections for detailed content.
Teacher Tina Ciccone, a 21 year Navy veteran retiring as Chief Petty Officer, joins Schofield Middle School to teach social studies as part of Aiken County’s 2006 2007 PACE program. District reports about 162 new teachers plus 60 retirees returning to cover critical needs with 11 foreign hires and widespread vacancies.
Hison Noble age 24 of Augusta stepped off a bus in New York City and surrendered to NYPD officers. He is accused of fatally shooting 22 year old Robert Watson Jr. in Carol na Springs Road early Saturday, then stealing drugs and money. The sheriff's office said a weapon was recovered and will be tested.
Senator Lindsey Graham visiting Aiken for a chamber event cites traffic snarls as reason to seek federal money for bypass projects and an instrument landing system at Aiken Municipal Airport. He notes his study of the Savannah River Site and discusses immigration at the border with Rep. Gresham Barrett.
Federal trainers from the Federal Law Enforcement Training Center oversee a week long shootout drill at the Aiken County gun range. Officers adopt a new grip and rapid response under stress as 40 000 rounds are fired and video analyzed for improvement.
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