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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 13, 2008

Page

7

Multiple statewide briefs report on local incidents and appointments

In Walterboro a Colleton County deputy slain during a burglary remains unsolved as authorities plan a media briefing led by Sheriff George Malone and SLED officials. In Greenville a 20 acre mountain wildfire challenges crews amid drought and remote terrain. In Columbia a retired Baptist minister joins the Disabilities and Special Needs board, while the Shealy family tumor report highlights a publisher and political consultant.

Walterboro Colleton County George Malone South Carolina Law Enforcement Division SLED Kathryn Richardson Dennis Compton Richardson Compton Smoaks Greenville South Carolina Forestry Commission Scott Hawkins Columbia State Department of Disabilities and Special Needs Bill Bishop Leesville South Carolina Baptist Convention South Carolina Society For Autistic Children

Publisher Rod Shealy Undergoes Brain Tumor Surgery

South Carolina publisher and political consultant Rod Shealy, 54, underwent brain tumor removal surgery. He was in fair condition and recovering at The Medical University of South Carolina after the Monday operation.

Charleston South Carolina Rod Shealy Charleston Post and Courier Shealy Medical University of South Carolina

Jail hanging triggers police reform in Greenville

A year after 25 year old Richard Javis Johnson was found hanging in a Fountain Inn jail cell the Greenville News reports a seven month mediation led to an agreement to reform the police department. The plan creates a committee to hear complaints and review procedures as part of broader reforms.

Greenville Fountain Inn Greenville News U.S. Justice Department Richard Javis Johnson Johnson Jesse Jackson

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