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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1998
Page
11
The South Aiken High School Athletic Booster Club hosts a spaghetti supper on Friday February 27 from 5 to 7 pm in the SAHS cafeteria. Tickets cost 5 dollars and are available from any SAHS athlete or at the door.
A 48 year old Windsor man filed bigamy charges against his 29 year old wife claiming she is still married to him and signed a warrant for her arrest at the Aiken County Sheriff's Office. Burglary notes report break ins at Aiken Bowl Bath Front Street Bath Pine Log Road Echo Court Gloverville thefts include cash, electronics and a camera. A 35 year old Aiken woman shoplifted at Rutland Avenue store and assaulted the manager before officers arrived. A plastic bag of cocaine was found at Leminick Pharmacy and destroyed. A Feb 11 Schofield Middle School burglary involved window break and a $3,000 digital camera.
Belvedere Elementary announces a drive to collect school supplies clothing and shoes for Bosnian orphans with shipments coordinated by the U S Department of Defense. The effort aims to support children in need through donated items and organized logistics.
South Carolina Electric and Gas Aiken Electric Cooperative SVBK Consulting and the City of Aiken discussed franchise renewal due June 1999 and the possibility of municipalization. A city electric option would pursue lowest cost supply with deregulation opening wholesale competition and non discriminatory access to transmission. The process includes a municipal wish list with undergrounding annexation aid rural development fees and a local foundation for projects as a five year ratepayer shareholder balance transition plan is outlined.
Aiken County Sheriff Howard Sellers and local dignitaries will serve food at Golden Corral 2265 Whiskey Road from 5 30 to 9 30 pm to raise tips for the Central Savannah River Girl Scout Council and local Girl Scouts. Celebrity servers include Skipper Perry Gary Smith Alan George Jeanne Martin Becky Robbins and more. For details call Prentice Tucker at the CSA Girl Scout Service Center.
An Aiken County jury weighing a medical malpractice suit involving Dr. Franklin Epstein and Dr. Martin Greenberg resumes today. The suit alleges deviations from medical standards contributed to the death of Marshall O Welch, 37, chief nurse in their neurological surgery practice, after back surgery at Aiken Regional Medical Centers. The trial reached seven days with extensive testimony before Judge William Keesley.
Augusta attorney Sherrie Barnes planned to ask the South Carolina Supreme Court to lift a stay and enforce a Feb. 16 order by Aiken Judge Peter Nuessle returning Claire and Carmen Loos to Aiken County. The German national mother seeks to honor Hague and international custody rulings while the father argues the girls are American citizens. state and federal rulings have differed on the Hague issue.
Sen Greg Ryberg seeks dismissal of a subpoena served in Aiken County Family Court to depose him in a child custody dispute involving Michael Loos and his estranged wife Christiane Lops. Marie Loos's attorney questions Ryberg after out of state comments critical of Judge Peter Nuessle surfaced.
Anne Harrington's attorney asserts Bowen's Hague convention ruling is appealed to the 11th Circuit Court of Appeals while the 7th Circuit weighs whether the order should be followed. The case centers on custody of the girls with Mrs Lops as the custodian following the German court decision.
Aiken County Board of Education held a three hour special meeting on non traditional classrooms and unfunded mandates. Peggy Trivelas Mary McGuire and Jana DeHart spoke on IDEA funding IEPs and the need for more psychologists aides and monitors. The district serves over 25 000 students with about 3 000 in special education and federal funding of 501 per child.
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