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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 24, 2015

Page

7

Goose Creek sign group seeks Confederate flag removal

A Goose Creek group pushes to remove the Confederate flag emblem from welcome signs. The National Action Network says it does not object to listing the Sons of Confederate Veterans among sign groups while local officials defend free speech and plan further actions in Moncks Corner and Mount Pleasant.

Goose Creek National Action Network Sons of Confederate Veterans Charleston Berkeley County Bryan Sharper Berkley County Cre Emanuel African Methodist Episcopal Church Dylann Roof Michael Heitzler Heitzler Moncks Corner Mount Pleasant Sharper

Tribbett charity concert aids Emanuel Hope Fund and Piney Fund

Family members of nine Charleston church shooting victims will attend a Columbia concert to benefit two charities. Tye Tribbett pledges part of the Hate Won't Win proceeds to the Mother Emanuel Hope Fund and the Low Country Ministries Reverend Pinckney Fund. Rev. Clementa Pinckney’s father and stepmother will attend, along with victims’ parents Tywanza Sanders and Travis Greene at The Coliseum Center.

Columbia (Ap Charleston Tye Tribbett Columbia Mother Emanuel Hope Fund Pinckney Tribbett Clementa Pinckney Emanuel A.M.E. Church Tywanza Sanders Medallion Center Travis Greene

Autopsy Finds No Homicide in Sandra Bland Death

In Hempstead Texas the autopsy on Sandra Bland found no defensive injuries or signs of strangulation, suggesting death by self harm. Authorities noted wrist cuts likely from prior weeks and marijuana in her system while family disputes suicide ruling. FBI and Texas Rangers investigate.

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