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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 2003
Page
2
A reader railing against the Aiken Standard for its treatment of Monsignor Evatt and commenting on Midland Valley Preparatory teachers dress and local infrastructure. The letter mentions 1,600 families Evatt served, fashion concerns, and drainage on Hampton Avenue during heavy rain.
Letters urge stronger neighborhood crime watch in Schofield area and call for city and county action. Readers praise non smoking eateries like Hardee’s, debate teen versus senior driver risks, critique U S Iraq policy, and share frustration with public works for water leak reporting.
Testimony starts today in the trial of Joseph Walker, an Aiken man accused of kidnapping and raping an Orangeburg woman in his home on March 2 2002. A motion to suppress identifying Walker was denied as jury selection proceeds and witnesses begin testimony.
Blue skies and rain greeted a Hopelands Gardens Monday concert led by Alex Henderson. Betsy Wilson Mahoney and Rebecca Henderson performed jazz standards while veterans stood for American Patrol. Cumberland Village sponsored the event with free lemonade and public support from local families.
Three men who testified for the state in a May murder trial pleaded guilty in separate drug cases in Circuit Court Monday. Shawn Hicks, his brother Raymond Hicks, and Calvin Patten received probated sentences with heavy fines, pending terms, and potential prison if they violate probation.
Susan Finiak, a 41 year old Gloverville woman serving 20 years for beating her elderly father to death in 2001, seeks post conviction relief and possible parole after arguing sexual abuse and ineffective counsel in Aiken Circuit Court. She alleges the abuse qualifies her for criminal domestic violence parole after one fourth of the sentence.
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