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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 25, 1999

Page

5

Woman charged in assault at Florence high school

Florence County deputies say 18 year old Kanisha McCoy confronted a female student after school at Wilson High School. She is charged with assault and battery with intent to kill plus weapons on school property and disturbing schools. The victim was treated and released. McCoy was later arrested.

Florence Wilson High School Florence County Malcolm Whisenhunt McCoy McLeod Regional Medical Center

Stolen goods case ties to firearms possession ruling

Whittle described a hardware business where taking weapons in pawn was common, but the defendant lacked proper licensing. Brown noted the firearms convictions invoke federal law preventing Harrison from gun possession. Eppes warned future violations could trigger 25 years in suspended sentences, a looming penalty over Harrison, father of a young child.

Whittle Harrison Brown Eppes Bos

Students map a city with shops and services in social studies project

In a class project students describe a city’s components including hospitals, factories, farms, schools, fire and police, post office, banks, homes, gas stations, hotels, stores, theaters, libraries, and a research center. They discuss goals to reach diverse learners and foster problem solving, while guests from dentistry to public safety visit.

Columbia Airport projects could create up to 2000 jobs

Lexington County and airport officials say planned developments at Columbia Metropolitan Airport could generate up to 2000 jobs and attract over 100 million dollars in investments in the coming months. Eagle 11 is a $100 million project expected to add about 500 jobs, with other 90 acre parcel plans and additional airfield industrial park activity cited by officials. No details were released on the second major project.

Columbia Columbia Metropolian Lexngton County Bill Banning Flack

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