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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 2005
Page
1
Charley Alcester launches KC's Home Made Ice Cream Parlor on Main Street drawing strong community interest. The limited local event signals positive reception as residents explore new dessert options.
River Gracey of Augusta shares her current pick Stage Freight on a Summer's Night describing the suspenseful plot and its appeal to mystery fans.
Relatives announce the death of Reverend Alfred A. Lorick of Shreveport Louisiana. The obituary notes his clerical service in the area and honors his contributions to the community. Gertrude Caroline Barnwell mentioned in notices.
Richard Grey Mayson a 42 year old resident of North Augusta is believed to be the first man in the state ordered to wear a satellite tracking device. The device will alert authorities if he leaves his property. He was released on bond Aug. 4 with bond set by Judge Dover A Early. He was arrested last November on charges of kidnapping and sodomy involving a 17 year old male at his Waldus Road home. His bond was revoked after a magistrate judge learned of his criminal history. The report notes a prior arrest a decade before the 2004 incident.
USC Aiken welcomed about 2,800 students on the first day of classes with 400 more expected. Dustin Bolin, a biology major and former Clemson freshman, said the campus is smaller and professors can give more attention. Chancellor Hallman noted freshman intake stayed at 2004 levels to bolster academic support.
Aiken Republicans scrutinize Rocky Napier for late voter registration on July 12, saying it raises questions about his qualification for public office. Napier defends his political involvement and cites roles with health and dental health groups, while critic citing jury ineligibility notes.
North Augusta officer Jamie Turner chose a concealed vest with a trauma plate over an exterior model. On December 4, 1993, his under-uniform armor deflected shots after a high-speed chase and gunfire from Quineth Leon Lewis, who fired three times. BellSouth Pioneers and In-Vest aid smaller agencies in obtaining vests.
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