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PARRIS ISLAND AP A 30 year old drill instructor at the Parris Island Marine Corps Recruit Depot died from a caffeine pill overdose Beaufort County Coroner Curt Cope land says Initial autopsy shows Sgt. Michelle R Rowland died Aug 12 after taking between 80 and 90 pills Autopsy found no physical trauma and toxicology tests indicate overdose as the cause of death
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Parris Island
Marine Corps
Beaufort County
Curt Copeland
Michelle R. Rowland
Teen Drowns Crabbing Trip In Charleston Creek
Charleston AP reports 13 year old Delbert D Angleo Murray drowned while crabbing with friends on a fast moving creek near Magnolia Cemetery. The body was recovered by divers after police were summoned around 2 40 pm and divers found him shortly before 4 pm.
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Charleston
Delbert D'Angelo Murray
Magnolia Cemetery
Charleston County
Susan Chewning
Murray
Cooper River
Prison Principal Arrested In Smuggling Case
Columbia prison principal Robert Paul Ulmer 56 of West Columbia was arrested for accepting money to smuggle marijuana into Broad River Correctional Institution. Ulmer met an undercover agent in his van and received about one pound of marijuana and 260 from the agent, SLED said Monday.
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Columbia
Broad River Correctional Institution
Robert Paul Ulmer
West Columbia
State
SLED
Robert Stewart
Ulmer
Deaths in Various Cities Noted in Local Notices
Obituaries list Carl Andrews of Manhattan Verona G Henson of Aiken Mary Lynn Newman of Jacksonville Samuel Washington of Springfield and Les Worth of Sun City West each named in local death notices published on Page 2B.
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Carl Andrews
Manhattan
N.Y
Verona G. Henson
Aiken
Mary Lynn Newman
Jacksonville
Fla
Samuel Washington
Springfield
Les Worth
Sun City West
Westinghouse bids spark SRS management shakeup
Westinghouse Electric proposes a consortium led by Bechtel National BNFL and Babcock & Wilcox to manage Savannah River Site. The move aims to position SRS as a premier facility with 17 subcontractors named, signaling major global style change in operations.
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Westinghouse Electric Corp
Savannah River
SRS
Westinghouse
Aiken
Bechtel National Inc
Bnfl Inc
Babcock
Gary M. Clark
Bell Hearing Reset for November 21 in Krystal Scurry Case
Aiken’s chief magistrate reschedules Clarissa Bell’s preliminary hearing for November 21 at 10 a.m. on charges of assault and battery of a high and aggravated nature and child abuse related to Krystal Scurry’s 1991 death. Bell’s son John James Bell is serving life plus sentences for related crimes. he seeks post conviction relief alleging ineffective counsel and unlawful arrest.
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Aiken
Department of Social Services
Clarissa Bell
Max Meek
Bell
Nies
Krystal Scurry
John James Bell
Krystal
Bennettsville
Jefferson Elementary Hopes To Beat August 28 Deadline
Heat and humidity slowed work on Jefferson Elementary as crews push to install a new HVAC system before the start of classes on August 28. Principal LaVana McKenzie notes electricians and custodians are strained but confident, with full air conditioning targeted for all classrooms except D wing by opening day.
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Ginny Southworth
Keisha Smith
Lester the Clown
Ms. Smith
Tanya Dobson
USC Aiken
Jefferson Elementary
Jefferson Elementary School
Jefferson
LaVana McKenzie
Area 3
D Wing
Don Rupert
Aiken County
Gold Mechanical Inc
JD. Lever
Byrd
Millbrook
Aiken High
A L. Corbett
Langley-Bath-Clearwater
Wagener-Salley High
Ginny Southworth LaWana McKenzie
Lawsuits Wrangle Near End in Ellenton
NEW ELLENTON Mayor Art Hanna said the town council and water commission are near dropping lawsuits and will cooperate for the town’s betterment. The council approved the water commission buying a building and converting a bond from NationsBank to Carolina First, with plans to move operations to the Maddox Supermarket building. The bond, issued in 1988 for over $1.6 million for water system improvements, may be transferred.
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New Ellenton
Art Hanna
Water Commission
Hanna
NationsBank
Carolina First
Maddox
Water council and water commission feud over sewer bond rules
Legal battle pits city council against water commission over the 1988 bond covenants hindering forced sewer-system enrollment. The debt ridden $5 million sewer project faces funding gaps as suits multiply. Former Mayor Randy Shaw served prison time for diverting sewer bond funds. The council seeks court orders to cut service to nonjoining residents. the commission asserts autonomous status to resist mayoral authority.
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Water Commission
Council
Randy Shaw
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