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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 13, 2004

Page

3

Die Fledermaus Ball soloists named by Aiken Opera Society

The Aiken Opera Society announces lead soloists for the Die Fledermaus Ball at the Aiken Center for the Arts on January 24. Brenda Wilson, Jacob Will, and Heather Hanna join Donald Dupee with the Augusta String Quintet as courtly entertainment for the masquerade gala benefiting in-school arts programs. Tickets are 185 per couple. mail to Box 5046, Aiken SC 29804 or call 803 649 6540 for info.

Aiken Opera Society Aiken Center For the Arts Die Fledermaus Johann Straus Brenda Wilson Aiken Mr. Dupee St. Thaddeus Episcopal Church Straus Augusta String Quintet S.C Clyde Bryant

Ryberg commends Sanford budget plan at Aiken Rotary

South Carolina Senator Greg Ryberg praised Governor Mark Sanford's 2004 05 budget during a Rotary Club of Aiken speech calling the plan bold and refreshing. He warned of a $350 million funding gap, supported agency consolidation, asset utilization, tort reform, and cautious tax shifts while stressing local government must manage counties.

Mark Sanford S.C Greg Ryberg Rotary Club of Aiken Ryberg Raiken Sanford South Carolina General Assembly Columbia

Police Blotter Notes Multiple Local Larcenies and Arrests

A string of incidents includes a $40 plus theft from a Greengate Circle vehicle after a pry to a Ford Ranger window. A Laurens Street speeder with a suspended license and no insurance is jailed. A Whiskey Road store suffer s over $200 damage by a cement block throw and $5 candy theft. A shopper loses $650 in cash and checks after leaving a purse at a Whiskey Road discount store. Gunshots on Plunkett Avenue end with a fleeing male suspect. A CD player valued over $200 is taken from a Whiskey Road store parking lot. A purse snatching on Whiskey Road yields $20 cash with cards later recovered on Boardman Road. A blue Dodge at Richland Avenue and University Lane yields two weapons found later. A Buena Vista Avenue burglary yields $1,590 of Newport cigarettes and $200 damage. A Dove Street break-in net $1,925 in CDs and items. Beer wine transfers to underage persons surface from Buena Vista Avenue and Edgefield Road operations. Two thefts at a US 1 dealership involve a 1990 Ford and a 1994 Honda, total $1,800.

Laurens Street Whiskey Road Aiken Plunkett Ave Iead Boardman Road Richland Avenue University Lane Buena Vista Avenue Newport Dove Street Edgefield Road US 1

Hitchcock Woods conducts weeklong prescribed burn near Dibble Road

In southwest Aiken smoke drifts from a controlled burn at Hitchcock Woods as crews work to burn about 50 acres this week weather permitting. Dr. Harry Shealy notes a contractor and Foundation staff monitor the fire with oversight from the South Carolina Forestry Commission plane.

Dibble Road Hitchcock Woods Harry Shealy Hitchcock Foundation Shealy Foundation South Carolina Forestry Commission

Armed robbery probe targets Charleston Row row cousin thief

Aiken police investigate an armed robbery at Charleston Row Boulevard where a man says his cousin from Barnwell stole 300 dollars after asking to borrow 10. A Barnwell suspect is named as a person of interest while a second witness reports a handgun. In a separate case, Jonathan J Craig Sr 28 of 1850 West Richland Ave remains missing after last seen Oct 1. He is described as white 6 5 270 pounds with a Gamecock tattoo. Contacts urged to 1 800 922 9709.

Charleston Row Boulevard Aiken Department of Public Safety Barnwell Aiken David Turno Charleston Row Blvd Aiken County Frank Craig Angela Smith Sheriff's Office

Trial begins for accused serial killer Renaldo Rivera

The trial of Renaldo Rivera, accused of multiple killings, starts today in Aiken. Mayor Fred Cavanaugh outlines upcoming challenges for the city as 2004 approaches.

Renaldo Rivera Fred Cavanaugh Aiken

Pacers Host UNC Pembroke In Wednesday Basketball

USC Aiken Pacers welcome UNC Pembroke for a midweek men’s basketball clash. The game figures as a key regional matchup on the schedule with both teams seeking a win.

Pacer USC Aiken Pacers UNC Pembroke

City of Character January trait Persuasiveness

The column notes Aiken's January character trait as Persuasiveness. Lottery results for Monday include Pick 3 Midday 0 3 7 and Pick 4 Midday 3 8 2 2, along with Evening draws 2 1 1 and 0 7 9 2. Cash and Fantasy 5 lines list multiple winning numbers and Change Game sequences.

Aiken Cash Fantasy

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