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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 2005
Page
1
Rocco Mediate and Olin Browne led after day one of action. A 2-year-old girl went missing near a lakeside home close to the North Carolina line prompting an Amber Alert from South Carolina as North Carolina held off. A proposed bypass is noted.
Shaytoria Holmes shares her current read and the charm of catching up on titles during spare moments. She mentions Salley and a book titled Lucky as part of a reader’s round up in a relaxed spotlight.
Ethel C Blocker of Trenton Ella Souls Carter of Warrenville and Pauline Hopkins are listed among area deaths in the 6A Deaths and Funerals notices.
Obituaries and society notes share page space with film showings and television listings. Readers will find highlights of current cinema, local opinions, and upcoming sports broadcasts alongside daily obits and notices.
Aiken County officials monitor Mossy Creek project at North Augusta site with Deputy Superintendent Gallman expressing guarded optimism about finishing on time. About 600 students face Aug 9 move date, while Area 2 leaders and Principal Marshall prepare a contingency plan including a potential one week delay if the school is not ready.
USC Aiken senior Steve Miano adds community service officer duties to his role, assisting sworn police while training as a firefighter and first responder. He will handle wreck reports traffic control and other time consuming tasks to keep patrol officers available for emergencies. He will drive a marked cruiser and wear a gray uniform as he finishes his college program.
A 15 year old Schofield Middle School student was sentenced to intensive probation after writing a school administrator’s name on a list titled People To Kill. He must serve 75 hours of community service, attend school with a probation officer, and undergo mental health counseling.
USCA will raise in state tuition per semester to 2964 dollars as officials state the increase is the minimum needed to maintain quality. Chancellor Tom Hallman and Assistant Chancellor Deidre Martin note the rise funds key positions and utilities costs after prior budget cuts.
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