Ness vows balanced stance as new South Carolina justice
Veteran Circuit Judge Julius B. Bubba Ness is sworn in as one of five justices on the South Carolina Supreme Court. Ness says he will neither be radical nor a rubber-stamp, pledging to defend strong reasoning and uphold the constitution. Also sworn in was his successor as circuit judge, Rodney A Peeples.
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Aiken Day School Fosters Tree Planting Challenge
Aiken Day School launches a citywide Tree Challenge for elementary and junior high students. Each school aims to raise funds to plant two trees on Laurens Street medians, with Aiken Prep planning a car wash tomorrow at 11 am to support the project led by Margaret Stribling and city official Chess Gwinn.
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Lighthouse Youth Center Opens Tonight in Steifeltown
A church youth center named Lighthouse will open tonight at 7 PM in a converted store on Highway 421 near Steifeltown. Organizer Mrs. Sandra Gray and Rev. Ronald Hasty of Howlandville Baptist Church aim to run Friday nights to reach local youths with refreshments and live singing by the Omegas.
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2 Out Of Staters Charged In Forgery
Aiken city police arrested William Bryan of Baltimore and Nancy Brennan of Boston for forging checks totaling 75 dollars. They allegedly tried to buy a 130 dollar gun with a forged check and cashed two more checks for 25 and 50 dollars at a local bank.
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Students Play Bonanza Game To Shape Curriculum
Junior High students from Aiken and Kennedy will take part in the Bonanza Game with parents and the County Board of Education. The outcome will guide possible curriculum changes for Aiken Area No. 1 Secondary Schools and the county board. Parents join Wednesday evening. board may play Tuesday night.
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