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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 2002
Page
9
Authorities say the driver was legally impaired and on drugs while six underage passengers in the truck face counts of DUI, criminal neglect of a child, contributing to delinquency, and involuntary manslaughter. Toxicology tests pending. town official warns youths about drinking and drugs.
Mia Clyburn urged informing residents about the new ordinance to avoid disciplinary action. City Manager Roger LeDuc said notices and consequences will appear in an upcoming water bill. Mayor Fred Cavanaugh supported regulating bulk trash and backed making tin and can removal mandatory after residents and associations pressed for action.
Florence resident Gary Pinklea donated $4,000 to create the In We Trust plate to fund a ward for justice aiding in terrorist capture. After 167 tags sell, Pinklea will be reimbursed. Littlejohn says it lets South Carolinians show belief in God and patriotism, with other states weighing similar plates.
Ernest Whittle 59 of Graniteville was placed on six months house arrest and must register as a sex offender after pleading guilty to molesting a four year old in Aiken County. He wears an ankle monitor performs 500 hours of community service and undergoes sexual offender counseling. He cannot supervise or contact any child and was fired from a prison job in Edgefield County.
Eddie Butler’s residence redrawn into District 5 and incumbent District 6 councilman Joel Randall faces Charles Barton and Fay Hatcher in the GOP primary. Barton previously ran for District 6 eight years ago, while Hatcher served District 1 in 1976 84 and now lives in District 6. Polls stay open to 7 p.m. with low turnout expected. County races impact daily life, says Bumpus. Voter Ronald Toole cites taxes and property rights as key issues, urging tax controls and road concerns.
The songwriter, a 1969 Aiken High School graduate, will perform at the Center for the Performing Arts at 124 Newberry Street starting at 8 pm. He wrote hits for Ronnie Milsap and Paul Overstreet, was a member of The Tams, and has ties to Georgia and South Carolina performances. Tickets are $100 and reservations are urged at 641-1177.
Pack notes reserve timed from 1A as five tees on the new Nicklaus Design course at Woodside Plantation. About 75 people played Monday. Wesley Elijah, ex Augusta National assistant superintendent, is the superintendent. The course winds past still waters and woodlands and is owned by Woodside Golf. Membership limited to 350, with 300 property owners in the Reserve and 50 from Woodside nonowners. A clubhouse with jazz piano bar and grill is planned.
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