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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 2008
Page
1
An inmate who crawled into the Middlesex County Jail ventilation system and evaded authorities for two days was found stuck in a duct. Authorities plan to file escape charges against the inmate.
Police say Nicholas L. Scott, 28, accused in the murder of 46 year old Randy Simpson, also charged in a separate weekend attack. The case details reveal a history of violence and ongoing investigations in Augusta.
A list of individuals including Allen Theodore Gantt Sr and Harry Lee Hallman Jr along with Marjorie Lazenby Holmes and others from Springfield Queens Aiken and Jackson appears in the Deaths and Funerals section 7A 8A.
Enthu siasm runs high as students and teachers, despite showers and some cancellations, participate in a Civil War program at Powell Pond Road Mt. Dunbar near Aiken. Volunteers and role players discuss meals medical care and 19th century mapmaking while a Bethel Hanberry pupil recalls amputations and artery tying amid battlefield displays.
Lake Edisto subdivision resident Connie Jeffcoat plans to raise the issue with her homeowners association on March 10. The association hired a local trapper to snare and kill as many beavers as possible, amid debate over amnesty versus declared open season.
The Center for Hydrogen Research showcased the ETec Hydrogen Internal Combustion Engine vehicle built into a 2007 Chevrolet Silverado before dignitaries. ETec, Powertech Labs, and Roush Industries support will train Aiken Technical College instructors to maintain the truck for studies and public events, including a Christmas parade.
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