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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 2005

Page

8

Sanford Signs Domestic Violence Bill Tightening Penalties

Gov. Mark Sanford signed a law to curb domestic violence raising first conviction fines to 1000 dollars or 30 days in jail and raising second offense penalties to 30 days to one year plus up to 5000 dollars. The act also requires judges to be trained and creates a five year time frame to clear records effective January 1, 2006.

Sanford Columbia Lorie Boddie Boddie South Carolina Mark Sanford

Brac Tour Highlights Charleston Base Closings Impact

Retired Army Gen James T Hill of the Base Realignment and Closure Commission toured Charleston facilities targeted in a new round of base closings. The area could lose about 1100 local jobs though South Carolina may gain 700 plus overall. A June 28 field hearing in Charlotte will weigh local arguments and the panel will vote on closings.

Charleston James T. Hill Federal Base Closing Commission Hill Pentagon Defense Finance and Accounting Service South Naval Facilities Engineering Command South Carolina U.S Henry Brown R-S.c Charlotte N.C Navy

Taxi thwarted bank robber in Columbia

Police say 50 year old Maurice Eugene Fields Jr tried to flee in a cab after taking money from South Carolina Community Bank. A quick thinking cab driver and two customers blocked his escape and helped officers close in. Fields surrendered without resistance.

Columbia Maurice Eugene Fields Jr South Carolina Michael Airs Fields Dana Cree Columbia Police Department

Claflin Receives Federal Grant for Biotech Training

Claflin University in Orangeburg receives a 750000 dollar federal grant as part of a 12 million nationwide program to train workers for health care and biotechnology jobs. The funds will train 100 students annually and address rural South Carolina shortages near the Savannah River Site.

Columbia Claflin University U.S. Department of Labor Savannah River Claflin SRS Orangeburg

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