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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 2006
Page
1
Afternoon three car collision in North Augusta caused severe damage to two vehicles and cosmetic damage to a third. Barbara Rogers Stinson Endowed Music Scholarship established by realtor David Stinson of Eulalie Salley in honor of his mother. Patricia Cornwell title cited in Aiken Standard feature.
Obituary notice records ten individuals from South Carolina towns including North Augusta Aiken Charleston Myrtle Beach and Beechstand. Names include Mattie P Bell Sandra Lee Croy Selma H DeLoach Eloise Harrison Richard Taylor Leminick Earl Wilson Stutts Violet Ruth Rahn Tyler Earnest Levant Washington with services forthcoming in local funeral notices.
Maurice K. Wilson, 32, held on murder charges for his wife Gwendolyn D. Wilson, hanged himself in a shower at Edgefield County Detention Center. An autopsy and SLED probe follow the death amid the investigation into her stabbing death.
USC student Patrick McQuinn studied open channel hydraulics when Katrina hit and later joined a civil engineering course tied to relief work. Professor Charles Pierce led about 100 USC students on a Biloxi relief mission in October as part of a program exploring engineering responses to disasters.
The State Ethics Commission dismissed charges against Aiken City Council member Jane Vaughters, finding no probable cause of violating section 8-13-700B. The probe arose from Judy Livingston’s complaint tied to a December 2004 zoning debate over beauty shops in limited professional zones and a Waterloo Street property purchase. Livingston did not respond to calls, and former BIA board member Ken Wiland resigned from the BIA after the vote.
Aiken County Council approved multiple measures on the consent agenda including a coroner transport agreement with Rucker Removal Service, Graniteville, by a 6-1 vote. The panel also authorized autopsy services with Newberry Pathology Associates and appointed Steve Young to the SPCA Representative role on the Animal Advisory Control Committee.
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