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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 2004
Page
1
Mitchell Paschal, 18, of Aiken South Carolina, died at the Medical College of Georgia after a gunshot wound described as self inflicted during a game of Russian roulette. He was employed at a Richland Avenue fast food restaurant and was well liked by coworkers.
Aiken Sheriff Michael Hunt recalls a fast-paced first year after winning the May election. He notes daily public contact, ongoing community meetings, and efforts to improve accessibility and information for residents and media across the county.
Richmond County Judge Albert Pickett pushed back trial to 10 am Tuesday after juror interviews narrowed the pool to 56 qualified jurors for the Reinaldo Rivera capital case. Rivera faces 14 charges in the attacks on three Georgia women and related murders, with additional deaths in Aiken County expected to be tried later.
Gov. Mark Sanford releases a 5.1 billion executive budget plan that eliminates more than a dozen agencies and colleges, aims for 344 million in savings, and shifts funds by restructuring programs. The plan trims travel meals and phone costs by 15 percent, saves 108 million, and funds travel through land sales and fleet divestment.
South Carolina Governor Mark Sanford proposes a 2004 2005 executive budget with a base student cost of 1810 up from 1770 yet far short of the 2234 level set by the Education Accountability Act. Aiken Superintendent Dr Linda Eldridge expressed cautious optimism awaiting full details and noted pressure on schools to raise performance amid improving economic indications.
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