04 Jun 2005
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 2005
Page
1
Richland County Sheriff Leon Lott fired Deputy Ricky Sirois after Sirois shot the Richland County sheriff’s dog. The docket notes ongoing trial developments as jurors weigh the Jackson case.
Today's spotlight highlights readers and their current picks. David Nasal from Aiken selects Charlie Bone and the Invisible Boy by Jenny Nimmo for discussion, printed on page 4A.
Obituary roundup lists Annie Ruth Hall of Aiken Michael A Lewallen Frances B Moore Langley Purnell Cushman and Groverville figures in a community deaths and funerals notice.
A federal jury in Augusta found state Sen. Charles Walker guilty on 127 of 137 counts including mail fraud conspiracy campaign finance and tax fraud. Walker once Senate majority leader left court with family and lawyers, no sentence set. His daughter Monique Walker Hill will face separate conspiracy charges.
Jack Kirven owner of Viscera Dance Theatre works in a studio near The New Moon Cafe in Aiken developing new dances to video and share with companies. He plans non Broadway works exploring varied topics, urging inclusivity and creative expression for all ages and backgrounds while finishing his novel Kiss of Angels.
The Fair Credit Reporting Act amendment requires each of the three major consumer reporting agencies Equifax Experian and Trans Union to provide a free copy of a consumer credit report annually. FTC spokesperson Jen Schwartzman urges regular checks to track information used for credit cards cell phones and employment decisions.
The Red Cross branch at 211 York St in Aiken plans to close this summer due to sharply reduced donations since moving there in 2023. Officials search for a new Southside site while donors urge a convenient location. Platelet and blood donations continue at York Street on Wednesdays through Saturdays with limited hours.
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