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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 05, 2005

Page

6

Florence man sentenced to probation in securities fraud case

A Florence man, James C. Goodman, 55, was sentenced to 20 years of probation after pleading guilty to four counts of securities fraud. He persuaded four victims to hand over more than $330,000 for investments, then used the money for personal accounts and spending. Victims urged the judge to avoid prison to allow restitution.

Columbia Florence Henry McMaster James C. Goodman McMaster Hicks Harwell Goodman

Agency challenges plant's wetland plans near Charleston

The Fish and Wildlife Service questions Vought Aircraft and Alenia Aeronautica over filling about 51 acres of wetlands for a 560 million manufacturing complex near Charleston International Airport. The agencies urge offsets for habitat loss and a less speculative development plan before Army Corps approval.

Charleston Interior Department Fish and Wildlife Service Vought Aircraft Industries Inc Alenia Aeronautica Boeing Co U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Charleston International Airport Vought

Folly Beach to receive 16 million dollars in sand

Folly Beach along Charleston will be nourished this spring and summer as the Army Corps of Engineers funds restoration off Folly Island. City administrator Toni Connor Rooks calls the project vital, noting four hurricanes and a nor’easter last year eroded the shoreline leaving no visible strand at high tide. About 2 million cubic yards of sand will be moved, despite the funding gap in the latest federal budget.

Charleston Folly Beach U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Barrier Toni Connor Rooks Folly Folly’s

Students push to make sweetgrass baskets state handcraft

Third grade pupils at Belle Hall Elementary in Mount Pleasant seek official state recognition for the Lowcountry sweetgrass basket. Representative Chip Limehouse sponsors a House bill to designate the basket as South Carolina’s official handcraft. He cites regional symbols like Spanish moss and palmetto as core to the Lowcountry.

St George Man Dies In Apartment Fire

A St George man, Carlie Thompson, 64, died after a morning apartment fire believed caused by smoking. Firefighters responded around 6 30 a m and found matches by the bed and a melted plastic trash can with matches in the bedroom.

St. George Charleston Carlie Thompson Curtis Burns

Witness links Zoloft to Pittman killings in trial

Defense expert Dr. David Healy testified that the antidepressant Zoloft may have impaired 15 year old Christopher Pittman’s capacity to distinguish right from wrong when he killed his grandparents and burned their home in November 2001. Healy, a British psychiatrist, argued the drug caused violent behavior and clouded judgment, challenging prosecution claims that anger over discipline drove the slayings.

Charleston Zoloft Christopher Pittman David Healy Healy Pittman Joe Pittman Joy Pittman Chester County Great Britain James Ballenger Florida Chester

Two legislators drop support of Sanford's school tax credit plan

Upstate Representatives Garry Smith and Gene Pinson asked to have their names withdrawn from Gov. Mark Sanford's Put Parents in Charge bill. They cited unanswered questions on measuring success, parental school choice, and transportation for special needs students, amid concerns the plan lacks essential details.

Sanford Columbia Mark Sanford Garry Smith Simpsonville Gene Pinson R Greenwood Smith Pinson

Legislators Surprise Over Dell Laptop Purchase

In Columbia lawmakers returned to desks with 175 new Dell laptops costing 322700 to replace older Windows 95 machines. The Legislative Printing office bought them without new bids, citing existing Dell contract and use for email, bills and intranet research.

Columbia Senate Jeffrey Gossett House Harry Ott Dst Matthews General Assembly Glenn McConnell Gossett Legislative Printing, Information and Technology Systems Office Charles Reid Dell

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