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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 2005
Page
1
An Aiken County man, alleged to know about the August murder, had his bond denied. Deputies say fingerprints at the crime scene were a key part of the investigation, aided by a new computer system and trained officers.
Aiken Standard highlights readers and reading with a daily spark discussion featuring Memoirs of U.S. Grant by U.S. Grant. Peter Borsten contributes to the discourse as part of the feature.
Former South Carolina governor Carroll Campbell died Wednesday at Lexington Medical Center at 8 49 a m. He was 65 and had battled Alzheimer's disease for over four years. Campbell helped build the Republican strength in the state and attract major industries, leaving a lasting impact on state government. His death follows a period in residential care after Alzheimer’s diagnosis.
Aiken County Sheriff Michael Hunt says Homeland Security money changed disaster response after Sept 11. Funds enabled protective gear and equipment for chemical or biological incidents, aiding earlier responses to crises like the Graniteville derailment. The Needs Assessment Committee allocates funds as they become available.
After months of searching Marion Key was found dead near Sweetwater Road. Autopsy confirms natural death with no foul play suspected though cause may take weeks to determine. Posey notes continued family hope and acceptance despite loss.
Residents honor Ryan and Hall Strader after their fatal early Sunday automobile crash. A fire truck with flag at half staff stood at Crosby and Wheesy roads. Ryan, a New Ellenton firefighter, was remembered by Chief Robby Foster as a good kid he groomed for leadership. Visitation drew 800 to 1,000. hundreds more attended the Cedar Creek Church funeral.
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