14 Jul 2009
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 2009
Page
1
The ACSO expands its public out reach by issuing periodic releases naming 10 most wanted individuals. The first publication debuted Monday, following earlier online posting of 14 000 warrants and targeting groups such as sex offenders and domestic violence suspects.
The sheriff’s office will post top 10 most wanted and update lists weekly or twice monthly. Names will appear on the sheriff’s site and media releases with tips welcomed via anonymous crime stoppers calls offering up to 1000 dollars.
Coverage highlights rising basketball talents at the Peach Jam event in North Augusta. Photos capture standout performances and local interest in the 5A competition with Peach Jam coverage note.
Obituary brief lists four individuals: Lessie Gleaton Fanning of Orangeburg Maurine Johnson Grice of Aiken Frankie Zeagler Shaffer of Mooresville North Carolina. Funeral details and memorial notices appear in the 6A page.
Shirley Andrews Barnes of Audubon Circle faces animal nuisance charges in North Augusta after dogs attacked a 2 year old in Augusta. Court documents show prior violations in Aiken County dating to the late 1990s. Barnes is also accused of failing to vaccinate dogs living at her Belvedere home.
Steve Homoki a veteran and guardian ad litem advocate announces a bid for the at large council seat as a Republican. He co founded Remember the Children and retired after 22 years in the Air Force. The filing period runs Aug 3 to Aug 10 with primaries Sept 8.
Former Augusta Richmond County Commissioner Andy Cheek says he is interested in launching a campaign for the District 5 seat on Aiken County Council after Eddie Butler plans to vacate on November 3. Cheek, who served eight years, discusses potential candidacy and speaks fondly of North Augusta and county government. The piece outlines key filing and election dates for the district and notes Cheek would tackle issues including the city holding pattern.
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