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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 2005
Page
8
Aiken County investigators say Wigfall's death last month prompts reopening the 2001 assault case. Chief Deputy Dwayne Courtney notes new evidence could be pursued, while Solicitor Barbara Morgan cites lack of witnesses as a dilemma for prosecutors.
Don Brown, a quality assurance auditor hired in 2003 at Los Alamos National Laboratory, says he was demoted in fall 2004 for audits critical of lab safety and security. He cites defects in welds at the Chemistry and Metallurgy Research Building and a missing QA program for missile components, and calls for his old job or a similar position.
The sermon and service highlight Ash Wednesday as a reminder of Christ’s sacrifice. Parishioners like Pam Miller and Carolyn Tucker reflect on repentance, Ashes, and the path to Holy Week, Maundy Thursday, Good Friday, and Easter through the Lenten season.
In Burke’s murder and kidnapping case in Richmond Superior Court Judge Albert M. Pickett scheduled the trial with the jury to choose among death, life or life without parole. District Attorney Danny Craig seeks the death penalty based on four aggravating factors including burglary, torture, and the killings during the commission of another capital felony. Burke is represented by Peter Johnson and Robert Westin. hearings on admissibility of Burke’s statements and further pretrial arguments are planned. Erin Brooks at the Aiken Standard can provide updates.
About 175 workers at Verenes Industrial Park in South Carolina produce 700 armor component parts for the armored vehicle. Parts made in Aiken include hatches and drive housings and ship to York Pennsylvania for final assembly. Senator DeMint praises the SC conversion effort benefiting front line troops.
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