Burckles resurface as attorney agrees to take case
Daryl and Corina Burckle reappear after a weekend on the run from a Florida custody transfer order. Their 9 year old son Alex remains hidden as a Florida judge ordered custody transfer citing concerns about domestic violence and alcohol abuse. An attorney agreed to take the Burckles case and a meeting is planned to review Florida proceedings while authorities urge lawful cooperation.
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Florida
Daryl
Corina Burckle
Burckle
Alex
Daryl Bur
Burckles
Hama
Bond Set for South Aiken Tennis Coach on Sex Charges
Former South Aiken High School tennis coach John Dingle, 42, was arrested Friday on 13 sex crime charges including four counts of third degree criminal sexual conduct and four counts of a lewd act on a child. Bond was set at 180000 with restrictions including no contact with accusers and no unsupervised contact with children.
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South Aiken High School
John Dingle
John Wesley Dingle
Aiken County Detention Center
South Aiken
Dingle
Aiken
South Carolina
Victim’s Assistance Network
Laura Hudson
Hudson
Sullivan
Richmond County
Owen's trial opens in Greenville for former Carolina Investors president
Three women and nine men from Aiken County head to Greenville to try Larry Owen on 23 counts of securities fraud tied to the Carolina Investors collapse. The jury, sequestered by Judge James W. Jones, will hear from over 50 witnesses over an anticipated two week trial beginning today.
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Greenville
News Channel 4
Aiken County
Carolina Investors
Larry Owen
Owen
Upstate
Eighth Circuit
James W. Jones
One Cent Sales Tax Commission Finalizes Ballot Draft
The five member Aiken County Capital Projects Sales and Use Tax Commission completed its mission signing off on the final draft of the ballot resolution. Johnny Walton assisted at the last meeting with tech gear to make last minute edits before the County Council hearing. A public hearing on the tax and the third reading are set for 7 p.m. at the council meeting agenda. Dr. John Biger, chairman, signs the final document for the November ballot.
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Aiken County
J.C. Lexow
John Biger
Aikenounty Capital Projects Sales and Use Tax Commission
Moderates weigh deficit as tax cuts risk expiry
A bipartisan group in the Senate urges leaders to address the rising federal deficit that could complicate extending Bush era tax cuts for parents, couples and workers this week. If allowed to lapse, individuals may face higher taxes and families could lose hundreds in child benefits next year. The move occurs as Republicans and Democrats prepare to nominate presidential candidates.
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Bush
Congress
Bush tax cuts set to expire end of year
Report notes three tax increases if the Bush tax cuts lapse Americans would see the child tax credit fall from 1000 to 700 the bottom 10 percent bracket rise from 10 to 15 percent and married couples lose some standard deduction and bracket benefits
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