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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 2003
Page
2
Local supporters rally for Mike Hunt with bumper stickers and yard signs to boost his bid for sheriff. Backers praise his record and urge voters to back Hunt in the Aiken County race.
A letter section mixes critique of a proposed Howard Sellers clone for the valley with local grievances about security work, traffic planning on Whiskey Road, and responses to Kmart closing. Readers share sympathy for workers, cite personal experiences with law enforcement donations, and advocate outlet for comments via Talkback hotline.
Police say Rodney Ezekial Paige 45 of Hill Avenue was charged with three counts of obtaining money by fraud two counts of financial transaction card fraud and one count of financial transaction card theft in a scheme connected to a fundraiser for Aiken High Band. Investigators estimate about 1358 dollars taken from 90 complainants and warn more victims may come forward.
More than 300 K 12 teachers from the CSRA and beyond are expected at the 6th annual instructional fair at USC Aiken on Saturday. Sessions cover mathematics reading language arts science and technology with onsite registration at 8 a.m. in the Business and Education Building.
Hitchcock Woods officials plan controlled burns in northern western and eastern plots as soon as weather allows to remove debris reduce wildfire fuel and lower fire risk. Smoke may drift into parts of the city during operations prompting resident awareness.
Neil Britt, a former deputy sheriff, filed with the Aiken County Democratic party to run for sheriff. He faces Lt. Donald Butler in a special primary March 25, with two other Democrats already running for the post. Britt promises an open door policy, more road deputies, and a working sheriff who answers calls and reports.
Aiken man Tony Arthur Thomas, 37, of Outing Club Road, was arrested after fleeing police during a traffic stop on Yates Street. He faces charges including driving under the influence, driving with a suspended license, resisting, possessing drug paraphernalia, unlawful pistol carrying, and three bench warrants. He was found with a loaded revolver and held at the jail.
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