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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 2015
Page
1
The Aiken Standard sues the South Carolina State Law Enforcement Division and the City of North Augusta over a 2014 dash cam video they seek but were denied release of. The complaint notes officer Justin Craven shot Earnest Satterwhite Sr. after a 13 mile chase ending at his Edgefield County home.
Silver Bluff High School seniors tossed their caps at the USC Aiken Convocation Center, with valedictorian John Eaves and saluatorian Jared Stephens addressing peers. Senior class president Kippen Wallace led the Pledge of Allegiance as classmates, families, and teachers celebrated. Shyanne Atkinson cried with gratitude, noting she overcame poverty to pursue college and special education teaching. Carneal Hall plans to play football at Chowan University as teachers lined the corridor to congratulate graduates.
Obituary notices list deaths of Col. Charles Barry Long of San Antonio Texas Alfred Payton of Liberty Missouri Victoria Brogden and Margaret Maggie D Riedell of Aiken from the Deaths and Funerals 6A section.
Aiken County Administrator Clay Killian criticizes the General Assembly for failing to provide relief funding after the February 2014 winter storm. The stalled budget session leaves county officials seeking state support and timely aid.
Aiken County and other local governments face ongoing questions over ice storm relief after the South Carolina legislature adjourned without a budget. The House rejected 4.1 million in proposed funding, sending the issue to a conference committee as lawmakers debate how to allocate funds from a state surplus.
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