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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 18, 2001

Page

2

Budget suit could boost USC Aiken by $332,729

South Carolina Attorney General Charlie Condon threatened to sue Gov. Jim Hodges over a request for colleges to return 28.5 million to the general fund. USC Aiken could receive 332,729 if the lawsuit proceeds, amid vetoes and funding battles affecting all 33 public colleges.

Columbia Jim Hodges South Carolina Hodges Charlie Condon Condon Robb McBurney House of Representatives Republican Caucus University of South Carolina Aiken Charlie FitzSimons The Commission On Higher Education

South Carolina Guard Deploys for West Virginia Flood Relief

South Carolina National Guard sent about 400 soldiers from the 122nd Engineer Battalion to West Virginia for a roughly 15 day flood relief mission. They will open roads restore infrastructure and remove debris in McDowell and Wyoming counties as five counties report states of emergency.

South Carolina National Guard West Virginia 122Nd Engineer Battalion Savannah River National Guard Kelly Boni Boni McDowell Wyoming West Virinia 122Nd Stanhope S. Spears South Carolina South Carlina Spears

Red Cross Honors Aiken Volunteers At Annual Meeting

The Aiken County Chapter of the American Red Cross honored volunteers and staff for their service at its annual meeting. The chapter aided 112 locals with disaster help and trained 359 volunteers in disaster relief. Blood and platelet donations totaled 3 161 units. Distinguished awards went to Frank L Cunningham III Scott F Singer and J Carrol Busbee for leadership and service.

Aiken County The American Red Cross Gladys Miller Carrol Busbee Gordon Cox Frank L. Cunningham III Red

Bridgestone Donation Boosts Aiken County Education Fund

Bridgestone-Firestone South Carolina contributed 45000 dollars to Public Education Partners in Aiken County. Steve Sucher presents the large check to John Girardeau, chairman, as BFSC and board members applaud amid the group’s “Success Today” fundraising campaign to improve K-12 education in the region.

Stampnoto Oy Tm Wengts Public Education Bridgestone-Firestone South Carolina Steve Sucher BFSC John Girardeau Aiken County

North Augusta man arrested on drug charges

Aiken County Sheriff’s Office and partners arrested Willie Claude Ferret, 47, at his North Augusta home after a two week probe. He faces charges including distribution of cocaine and heroin with intent to distribute, with an estimated street value of 2200 dollars. Multiple agencies aided the operation.

North Augusta

Mother sues ACSO and SLED over mistaken identity arrest

An Aiken woman, Sally Ferriter, sues the Aiken County Sheriff's Office and the South Carolina Law Enforcement Division for her daughter Helen Ferriter. She claims false arrest and false imprisonment after Helen was allegedly identified and arrested in a case of mistaken identity at the 2000 Aiken Steeplechase. The suit cites alleged arrest a week after an April 20 magistrate court hearing and that Helen's name was used by another person during the March 25 incident.

Aiken Ferriter Helen Ferriter SLED Michael Brown

Radio upgrades approved to boost county fire comms

Aiken County Council approved a major tech update to fire department communications. Five UHF repeater towers will replace old low band radios for all departments and city agencies. The project includes radios pagers and individual walkie talkies, at an estimated cost near 492000.

Aiken Phil Napier Napier Charlton de Saussure, Jr

Woman charged in Warrenville shooting assault

Vickie H. Brown age 40 of Howlandville Road Warrenville has been formally charged with assault and battery with intent to kill after an argument with Charles Young age 40 at Brown’s home. Young was shot in the lower back and taken to the Medical College of Georgia.

Warrenville Vickie H. Brown Howlandville Road Michael Frank Aiken County Young The Medical College of Georgia

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