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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 2009
Page
7
Augusta Harley Davidson will accept donations of school supplies for Iraqi children on August 1. Call (706) 849-6632 or (706) 854-1036 for details and drop-off information.
Brian Randall leads karate classes Tuesday nights from 7 to 8 30 at the Gregg Park Civic Center in Graniteville. The program is for ages 5 and up and costs 15 dollars per month.
The Gregg Park Civic Center offers free blood pressure tests on the first and third Tuesday of each month from 4 to 6 p.m. The service is provided by certified nurse Jeanne Townes. Call 663-7552 for information.
Aiken man faces assault charges after a verbal confrontation at Breakers on University Parkway escalated. Arthur Dale Vaughn 23 from Solann Street allegedly used his Ford Focus to strike the victim. Cody Spell 22 of Edgefield Highway is charged with assault. The victim declined medical attention.
Hephzibah man James Michael David Leach was charged with unlawful use of 911 after falsely claiming a woman he is involved with was driving a Ford Explorer with an infant and marijuana to stop her from leaving. Police found drug paraphernalia in the vehicle.
Investigators link the Limping Bandit to multiple bank robberies, noting he waited in line as a customer before pulling a handgun from under his shirt. Witnesses described a tall limping man, with FBI records citing polio-related leg shortening as the cause. The FBI and Aiken Public Safety led the joint inquiry.
The notice catalogs bank robberies in Alabama Georgia and Florida with branches in Enterprise Dothan Ozark Cordele Tifton Perry Chipley Lake City Tallahassee Moultrie and other cities. FBI special agent in charge David A. Thomas credits investigators for sustained efforts since 2006.
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