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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 2006
Page
1
Craig Baldwin continues legal efforts to be returned from Carolina to face murder charges over his 83 year old mother’s death. Alien High School NJROTC cadets volunteered time and paint to improve their classroom. Ex Gamecock sues former school.
Fred R. Chambers Sr and Aiken Jay Morrison Greene are named in a Seaford Delaware deaths and funerals notice. Details include birth and death information, service plans, and surviving relatives as listed in the public notice.
Aiken County deputies seized cash and drugs at Laverne's Bar and Grill on Pleasure Island Road. Seven people were arrested in the raid, Sheriff Michael Hunt said, highlighting a growing issue of prescription drug sales in the area.
South Carolina public schools are making unprecedented gains said State Superintendent Inez Tenenbaum as she blamed out of state voucher groups for attacking public education. She warned politically active parents may respond if vouchers become a major threat and spoke at a statewide education workshop.
Nolan Grant was convicted on all counts including second degree burglary grand larceny and two counts of ill treatment of animals for the death of a Pekingese named Sophie and injury of another named Dexter. Judge Russo ordered five years for the grand larceny and scheduled further sentencing after a mental health evaluation.
Books-A-Million Inc plans a new superstore in Aiken though the exact site remains undecided. Real estate teams have targeted options, including a vacant 18,000 square foot Michael’s space and sites at Hitchcock Plaza, with cafe service possible. Aiken remains a viable market as developers prepare spaces near the Wal-Mart and Richland shoppes.
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