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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 21, 2006

Page

4

Alleged car thieves crash vehicle into ditch

Two Georgia men were arrested after fleeing police in a stolen white Ford Mustang on Whiskey Road. Tareal Stevens-Jones, 17, of Hephzibah and Lafiamma Bates, 18, of Augusta face charges including possession of a stolen vehicle and reckless driving. Investigators linked no confirmed bank robbery link though authorities checked.

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NAACP Members Earn National Titles in Washington Convention

James Gallman of Aiken was elected to Region 5 on the NAACP national board of directors at the convention in Washington DC. He is a former Aiken Branch NAACP president and former state president. Region 5 covers South Carolina and six other southern states. For the 10th straight year, Aiken Branch President David Walker was elected Southeast Region member of the national election supervisory committee.

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USC Aiken professor thrills at World Sax Congress in Ljubljana

USC Aiken music professor Cheryl Fryer played Blues Caprice by Victor Morosco at the World Saxophone Congress in Ljubljana Slovenia. Morosco attended Fryer performance and discussed the work with her. Fryer praised the event as a global exchange of ideas with about 2 000 musicians and 70 American performers.

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