Field noted records from Aiken county police blotter
An Aiken man was arrested for disorderly conduct and trespassing at a Hampton Avenue location Tuesday night. An Aiken woman was arrested for shoplifting totaling 88 dollars in clothing makeup shoes and miscellaneous items from a Whiskey Road store Tuesday afternoon. A tractor trailer reportedly made a U turn on Hammond Road in Beech Island between 10 am and 12:30 pm Tuesday, striking a church information board and causing 1110 dollars in damages. An 18 year old Bath man was arrested for shoplifting a DVD from a Jefferson Davis Highway store in Clearwater Tuesday morning. Two tires were stolen from a car at a Jefferson Davis Highway used car lot between Sunday and Monday valued at 160 dollars. A vehicle on Prim Court in North Augusta was scratched causing 600 dollars in damages. A Pine Log Road resident near Warnerville heard three voices outside early Tuesday morning, including one female and two males, and a loud vehicle sped away. Building permits filed with the City of Aiken since Nov 26 include 133 Kellogg Drive renovations Raiford Charlotte 28 Chappelis Road dwelling Harold Raynor Jr 1206 Tabernacle Road additions foundation and renovations Mark and Ann Humphreville 1020 Atomic Road moving foundation renovations Scotsman Williams 303 Wexford Mile Drive Susan English
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McGraw Edges Twain For No1 In Album Charts
Country star Tim McGraw nearly seized the No 1 spot from Shania Twain as his album debuted at No 2 with about 602000 copies sold. Twain’s Up remains No 1 for a second week with about 626000 copies sold, Faith Hill joins the top 10 with Cry rising to No 7 and Tupac Shakur’s posthumous collection Better Dayz debuts at No 5 with roughly 366000 copies sold.
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Crichton Wins Control of Net Name
Best selling author Michael Crichton has won control of the Internet domain michaelcrichton.com after a UN panel ruled the registrar Alberta Hot Rods of Alberta, Canada had no rights to the name. The panel said the domain linked to a site with advertising but no Crichton reference and the owner did not defend.
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Bono calls Teamsters to aid AIDS effort in Africa
Irish rock star Bono urged Teamsters to start hauling support for AIDS relief in sub-Saharan Africa during a seven state Midwest tour. He stopped at the Iowa 80 truck stop near Davenport. He said truckers can improve drug and vaccine delivery and cut HIV rates among African truck drivers, half of whom he said tested positive.
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