Lawyers seek second opinion on murder case against mayor
In York Pennsylvania lawyers for Mayor Charlie Robertson asked for a second judicial opinion to determine if prosecutors have enough evidence to try him for the 32 year old murder of a Black Aiken woman during a race riot.
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York
Charlie Robertson
Traffic signals at Whiskey Road intersections fail briefly
Two sets of traffic lights at Whiskey Road intersections were out for a few hours early this morning and were reset by the Aiken Department of Public Safety maintenance division. Public safety officer Eddie George said the lights were back in working order within about 15 minutes of 8:15 a.m.
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Whiskey Road
Whiskey
South Boundary Road
Whiskey and
Dupree Place
Aiken
Obituary Notices for Five Local Residents
Five death notices from the area list Logan Rock and Aiken Mark Allen Williams of Long Beach Cat Joseph T. Simons Jr of Lite River JoAnn Fora Hugnes of North Augusta and Rocha Gomes Torres of North Augusta.
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Logan Rock
Aiken
Mark Allen Wiliams
Long Beach
Cat
Joseph T. Simons Jr
Lite River
JoAnn Fora Hugnes
Rocia Gomes Torres
North Augusta
Woodside annexation debate returns to Aiken Council
Woodside Plantation phase three expansion faces renewed challenge from Jim Wetzel of Smart Growth Aiken. Wetzel urges council to amend the measure to cap commercial designation at 26.45 acres within the Planned Urban Development parcel, arguing the 69 acres approved exceed the ordinance limit. City attorney Gary Smith notes legal questions and whether the entire parcel can be counted in the calculation.
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Aiken
Woodside Plantation
Jim Wetzel
Woodside
Smart Growth Aiken
Wetzel
Ium
Council
Gary Smith
Banner ban failed at Aiken City Council on flag display
The Aiken City Council narrowly rejected a Sons of Confederate Veterans request to fly a Confederate flag and three variations at the Civil War memorial from July 22 to July 23. The vote was 3-4 with objections about rights of way and free speech.
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Aiken
Sons of the Confederate Veterans
Chesterfield Street
Park Avenue
Aiken County
Eric Radford
Don Sprawls
Pat Canning
Michael Anaclerio
Gary Smith
Supreme Court
Smith
Confederate Memorial
Anaclerio
Ginny Scarimones
Charter proposal dropped in Aiken for charter school plan
Plans to establish a charter school in downtown Aiken were withdrawn by the group that proposed the facility. Dr. Pam Simpson of the Aiken Community School Advisory Board said the applicants pulled their state funding request three weeks ago due to the lack of a charter.
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Aiken
Pam Simpson
UPS fills positions at Aiken County facility
Aiken County residents eagerly join United Parcel Service after 37 of 43 offers accepted for June 23 hires. Jim W. Anderson reports six may be on vacation and have yet to contact UPS. The 38 million UPS Customhouse Brokerage site is on schedule to open on time to handle import duties and taxes.
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Aiken County
United Parcel Service
Jim W. Anderson
Aiken
Anderson
UPS
Customhouse
Customs
Carolina Rebels Bluegrass Fans Pack Hopelands Gardens
The Carolina Rebels performed at Hopelands Gardens as part of a Summer Concert Series in a vibrant bluegrass show. Band members Bobby Welch Tom Sherrod Bob Dockery Don Ashley and Hank Prosser entertained with mandolin guitar banjo and fiddle, led by Prosser as organizer. Prosser recalled the group's 1979 origin and 1994 milestone.
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Hopelands Gardens
Carolina Rebels
United States
Bobby Welch
Tom Sherrod
Bob Dockery
Don Ashley
Hank Prosser
Hopelands
Ashley
Prosser
Dockery
Sherrod
Ginny Southworth
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