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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 2008
Page
7
In Lexington County a 62 year old Francis Marion Reeves III awaits trial on single murder charges for the shooting death of 17 year old Deshaun Rashad Clark at a party. Reeves claims self defense citing threats to his children.
VA Secretary James B. Peake approved the Johnson VA Medical Center in downtown Charleston to acquire the former Charleston Naval Base hospital. The Navy will move out next year and medical services shift to the Goose Creek DoD VA Clinic. The former facility will become a VA outpatient center with the existing VA hospital expanding inpatient neurology and cardiac care.
Ongoing manhunt follows the fatal shooting of a Colleton County deputy as investigators pursue leads and urge public help in identifying the gunman. Authorities seek clues about motive and weapon used in the deadly incident.
Seven former Greenville poultry plant workers admit involvement in an identity theft scheme. They allegedly used stolen identities to commit fraud while employed at the facility.
North Myrtle Beach mayor Marilyn Hatley said the city will study its motorcycle rally laws to see if more action is needed. The city has relied on noise rules and police cooperation to manage spring rallies along the Grand Strand as Myrtle Beach officials push a tax funded plan to curb them.
Montana woman Esther Elizabeth Reed pleaded guilty in Greenville federal court to fraud and identity theft for using Brooke Henson's identity to enter Columbia University and obtain loans. Reed faces up to 47 years in prison and $1 million in fines. Her lawyer said she sought to apologize but sentencing is pending.
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