Aiken blotter reports thefts and a gun arrest
A 1997 GMC S15 had a broken window at Aiken High School as $200 damage occurred during a daytime theft attempt. A Nokia 272 cell phone worth $90 was taken from H Odell Weeks Center. A Nokia 5120 worth $80 disappeared from a park bench during basketball. A phone valued at $130 vanished from Aiken Mall bench. A white 1991 Buick ran a stop sign on Dibble Road. driver had a suspended license and was cited for DUS. A green 1994 Infiniti stolen from University Parkway. value $13,000, plate 333KDZ. A Haskell 45 pistol valued at $200 found after a timberland shooting. suspect charged with firearms by felon. A front door pried at Amos Circle. back yard items moved. A Reynolds Pond Road microwave worth $350 removed. no forced entry. East Pine Log Road residence theft of $50 in goods.
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Aiken High School
Rutland Drive
H. Odell Weeks Center
Whiskey Road
Dibble Road
Burgundy Drive
South Carolina
Aiken
University Parkway
Timberlane Road
Amos Circle
North Augusta
Reynolds Pond Road
Georgia Lottery Thursday Winning Numbers
Georgia draws report Cash 3 Mid and Cash 3 Evening show numbers 9 8 2. Cash 4 results 5 0 8 5. Fantasy 5 numbers listed 13 17 19 21 with a missing final digit.
Aerial speed enforcement rolls into South Carolina roads
Observers in aircraft measure vehicle speeds along I 20 and relay data to on road patrols. Lt Tim Pearson explains the method as simple time over distance. DOT posts Aerial Traffic Enforcement signs to warn drivers.
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S.C. Highway Department
Tim Pearson
North Augusta Department of Public Safety
S.C. Dot
Judge rejects bid to reopen SRS bias class action
Federal Judge Cameron Currie denied a motion by Sherman Lott and black plaintiffs to reconsider dismissal of a class action against Savannah River Site contractors. The ruling, issued in late May, prevents class certification and directs plaintiffs to pursue individual suits against Westinghouse Savannah River Co Bechtel BNFL and BWTX for pay disparities promotions demotions training firings and radiation exposure claims.
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Cameron M. Currie
Savannah River
US District Court
Sherman Lott
Lott
Ms. Currie
Westinghouse
Savannah River Co
Defense
Bechtel Corp
BNFL
BWTX
SRS
Currie
Conseco Finance ordered to pay 20 million in SC suit
An arbitrator has ordered Conseco Finance to pay more than 20 million dollars to settle a class action by South Carolina consumers. The award, the largest consumer protection ruling in SC, targets 1,840 mobile home and 1,823 home improvement customers with 5,000 and up to 7,500 dollar awards for certain post 1995 transactions. The case accuses the lender of inflating prices on doors, windows, and awnings and failing to inform customers of the right to attorney review and to name a preferred insurer.
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South Carolina
Circuit
Tom Ervin
Ervin
Conseco Finance
Walter Bedingfield
Barnwell
Conseco
Bedingfield
Daniel W. Williams
South Carlina
Williams
Green Tree
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Aiken Department of Public Safety
Aiken County
Sheriff's Office
East Pine Log Road
Georgia Lottery
Charle Wright
Interstate 20
Andrew Lewis
Patrol
South Net
Ustmaster
Standart
Akan S.C
Publisher
NUM
Scott B. Hunter
MER
By Carl Langley
Steve Hamm
Brad Simpson
Minnesota
Green Tree Financial Corp
Medusa
Gianni Versace
Windso
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