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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 2000
Page
2
The city schedules a regular council meeting at City Hall at 7 p.m. and a summer concert at Hopelands Gardens featuring the Ft. Gordon band on the Roland H. Windham Performance Stage.
An officer stopped a vehicle on York Street at 1 a.m. after weaving. driver’s license suspended for DUI, arrested for bus. A Wagoner man attempted theft of Timberland boots at Aiken Mall, fled then captured at Hampton Inn. A vehicle on Whiskey Road had a window forced and a CD player stolen. Stolen 1992 Ford Thunderbird contained tools. Beer theft at North Augusta store. Vehicle entry attempt on Audubon Circle damaged lock. Tips lines provided for crime reporting.
Georgia lottery results show Cash 3 Midday 6 3 0 Cash 3 Evening 44 2 Cash 4 5 3 48 Fantasy 5 2419 21 32 numbers drawn and listed for players.
Local dermatology offices report a surge in calls after news of Senator McCain's melanoma. Doctors explain melanoma arises from pigment cells, stressing early detection and surgical removal. Public guidance covers ABCD mole checks, sunburn prevention, and protective steps to reduce risk, noting treatability if caught early.
Anne Laver of Aiken Public Safety discussed SC victims' rights added to the state constitution in 1997. She noted law enforcement duties include notifying victims of arrests bond hearings and hearings in general, and highlighted agencies providing services such as Aiken County Sheriff's Department and the Department of Corrections. The amendment covers injuries from personal crime and property damage over 1000, and frames the "bedside manner" concept for victim support. Calls for more information listed victim services numbers.
Raymond Wood, age 22, serves three months with the Aiken County Sheriff's Office. He aims to enforce criminal laws and protect citizens and visitors. He chose the hometown agency to start his career, enjoys hunting, fishing, and target practice in spare time.
North Augustans remember Helen Bolen, once Helen Feleki, among the first five WAVEs in 1942. She taught aviation navigation, trained in dead reckoning with octants, and later noted as an early female imperial navigation instructor. She served with pride for her country and is proud of her three children and seven grandchildren.
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