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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 03, 2006

Page

10

Bill to lower flags gains initial House approval

A bill to grant governors power to order State House flags to fly at half staff won initial approval in the South Carolina House. Gov. Mark Sanford faced criticism over Rosa Parks flag lowering in October and argued current law lacks such authority. The measure aligns with a prior joint resolution honoring Coretta Scott King.

Columbia Mark Sanford Rosa Parks General Assembly Coretta Scott King House Congress Senate

Bills create charges for harm to fetuses

Columbia AP reports a Senate bill would add charges when crimes harm or kill a fetus, defining a second victim of violence. Senator Jim Ritchie says the measure targets violent crimes and does not apply to accidents. it protects mothers and doctors and applies after conception.

Columbia Senate Judiciary Committee Jim Ritchie Spartanburg Judiciary Senate Ritchie

Weapons Taken From Students On School Bus

North Charleston police confiscated a steak knife from a 16 year old girl and a pellet gun from a 13 year old boy on a Military Magnet Academy bus. Both students were charged with possessing a weapon on school grounds, suspended, and face expulsion hearings. The boy said the gun was a gift to show friends and the girl said the knife was for an apple.

Graves Marion Cheryl Allread

Newborn Found on Church Step Sparks Care Actions

An anonymous call led Sumter Police Chief Patty Patterson to First Baptist Missionary Church where a full term newborn wrapped in a blanket was found on the steps. The baby, now off intensive care but fed by tube, may have a mother needing medical attention, while officials note Daniels Law would not protect an abandoner who leaves a newborn unharmed at a hospital.

Sumter Patty Patterson First Baptist Missionary Church Palmetto Health Richland Maggie McDonald Sumter County Department of Social Services Patterson Joshua

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