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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 2007
Page
1
The testing shows trucks SUVs and minivans score poorly in neck protection in simulated crashes. Researchers found only poor or marginal protection for occupants necks across many models.
The Aiken Standard will close for the Fourth of July holiday with limited hours for paper redelivery and inquiries from 6:30 am to 9:30 am. A three-day late fee of 75 dollars is noted. hospital officials report a patient’s condition as updated. Charlie Daniels Band to perform October 9 at USC Aiken Convocation Center.
Maria Rosa Rivas Castillo, age unknown, dies after an illness. Services and funeral arrangements are pending with family in charge. Memorials may be directed to a local charitable fund in her name.
In Florida and Michigan two veteran groups battle over replica walls and a trademark dispute. The Michigan group accuses the Brevard Florida group of using its name on a commemorative coin, while Florida says the error is unintentional and has stopped selling the coins. Both sides seek to honor veterans and profits from the coin are disputed.
Dee Stanford of the United Way of Aiken County announces retirement in late October after 35 years with the agency and 18 years with Children’s Place. She will move to Jackson, Tennessee to be closer to family as Joe Lewis prepares to assume the role of incoming board chairman after two decades of collaboration.
Robert C. Newman Jr. recalled growing up on a Virginia farm and enlisting in February 1943 at 18. He trained as a B 17 pilot in Florida then served with the 95th Bomb Group in Hor Sham England, flying missions over Germany as part of a lead crew targeting airfields fuel stores and rail networks.
An Aiken County Magistrate Court judge has resigned citing medical reasons after an interim suspension earlier this year. The investigation into Judge Charles T. Carter remains ongoing, with officials noting his history of medical problems. Carter was suspended in January over alleged knowledge and information shared about sexual misconduct involving a county employee and an inmate.
Writ ten statements reveal inmate Barton admitted misconduct at Lower Savannah Prerelease Center on Wire Road. Warrants show Carter knew of the affair since December 2005. The suspension forced eight magistrates to handle Carter’s cases until a resolution. Graniteville native Donald L. Hatcher is set to fill the position.
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