Bail Denied in Slaying Case for Baldwin Suspect
Baldwin 23 denied bail on four felony charges after DNA test results, as Circuit Judge James Barber III ordered DNA sampling. Baldwin remains a prime suspect in the Aug. 4 murder of Jessica Carpenter, with $167,000 in bonds and additional hearings set.
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Jessica Carpenter
Tonnie Nathaniel Baldwin
Charles T
Terry) Carter
Baldwin
Aiken Department of Public Safety
Jessica Carenter
James R. Barber III
Miss Carpenter
Barber
Severe weather hits Aiken County and CSRA with rain and hail
Aiken County and the CSRA saw heavy rain and hail Friday afternoon and evening. Rainfall reached .82 inches by 9 pm, with a brief severe thunderstorm watch and a tornado watch in effect earlier. Emergency officials reported only minor tree limbs down and no major distress calls.
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Aiken County
CSRA
John Lynn
Wabf-Tv
Lynn
Tom Galardi
Aiken
National Weather Service
Clinton admits he lied in Lewinsky case and resigns
President Clinton acknowledged lying under oath about Monica Lewinsky as part of a deal that included surrendering his law license. Independent Counsel Robert Ray ended the $55 million probe, agreeing not to seek a grand jury indictment. Democrats and Republicans praised the arrangement as the nation avoided further charges.
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Washington
Clinton
Monica Lewinsky
Robert Ray
Bush ready to take oath as 43rd president in Washington
George W. Bush proclaimed himself ready to assume the role of commander in chief and begin pushing his agenda after the oath as the 43rd U.S. president. Despite forecasts of rain turning to sleet, he attended multiple events, planned to act quickly on Clinton-era orders, and prepared to celebrate with Laura at the Black Tie and Boots ball. Cheney lauded veteran service as Bush and family received warm tributes at writers and veterans events.
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Washington
George W. Bush
Bush
Laura
Texas
United States
Clinton
Senate
White House
Congress
Laura Bush
Dick Cheney
Cheney
High-tech lab moves to Savannah River Site park
The Aiken County Technology Laboratory, a $2.7 million project housing environmental biotech and waste technology groups, will relocate to the Savannah River Research Campus next year adjacent to the existing site. Kuhike Construction will build the 21,000 square foot facility, with an eight-year lease to recoup public funds. Completion is planned for October 1, 2001.
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Aiken
Aiken Chamber of Commerce
Savannah River
Aiken County Technology Laboratory
Cooperative Research
Savannah River Research
US. 278
Aiken County
Westinghouse
Kuhike Construction and Associates
Joe Ewing
Savannah River Research Campus
Susan Wood
Savannah River Technology Center
Facil
Ity
TNX
Environmental Biotechnology
Waste Technologies
Dr. Wood
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David Kendall
Clintor
Scott Webster
Aiken County Council
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Alke
Abby
Marguerite J. Crown
Augusta
Rivers Funeral Home
Bernice Hatcher Palmer
Beaufort
Anderson
Wilhelmena
Bill) Perry
Hartford
Aikenstandard.com
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