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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 2004
Page
1
South Carolina will require felony offenders to provide DNA samples effective July 1 linking to the State Law Enforcement Division database. Supporters cite interstate reciprocity aiding investigations, recalling the Georgia DNA link that helped solve the Jessica Carpenter case.
Fire crews from four volunteer departments battled a Mt. Pleasant Road mobile home fire in sweltering heat. Preliminary findings point to a lightning strike damaging wiring earlier in summer with the living room area most affected. Homeowners James and April Hightower watched as melted furniture was removed and the fire was contained.
Chuck Deen leaves Silver Bluff High School after a tenure marked by two straight AA state titles in 1997 and 1998. He becomes director at North Augusta High School and shares a deep community link with family still in the area. Deen recalls developing his craft at Silver Bluff and now reunites with longtime colleagues Terry Jenkins and Kim Farmer as assistants, forming a strong local leadership team.
Aiken officials create a compromise committee after business leaders urged changes to a traffic ordinance. The panel, appointed by four council members, will meet August 3 at 6:30 p.m. to craft recommendations for the City Council. Members Tad Barber Steve Eisner Jim Price and John Paveglio join the group.
A 318 name petition was delivered to Burnettown mayor Wayne Benson by Sharon Gagnon chair of the Committee to Unite Midland Valley. The group asks the council to forward the document to the Aiken County Voter Registration and Election Commission for certification.
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