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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 2005
Page
1
A constitutional amendment to ban flag burning cleared the House and advances to the Senate for approval. The African-American Historical Culture Center was not among projects considered by the Accommodations Tax Advisory Committee. Charles Sharpe has begun a two year federal prison sentence for involvement in a cockfighting ring.
The Aiken Standard highlights readers and literature with a daily discussion space. Mary Suber authors a chronology of African-American history, inviting engagement from the community.
Areas mourn Rev Evan James Bartell of Alpharetta Georgia and Margie Phillips Palmer along with others in Blackville. Obituary notice lists Rath Wayne Ward among the deceased in the 6B section for Deaths and Funerals.
Ronald Park 53 of North Augusta faces two counts of kidnapping and one count of assault after allegedly blocking classroom exits during a June 16 altercation at Aiken Technical College. Warrants for disturbance of school are pending. Park may surrender after administrative dismissal and investigation. An anxious student was treated and released.
Four of six individuals charged in the October 2004 slaying and mutilation of a Jersey bull face a morning hearing at the Aiken County Judicial Center. Defendants include Brent Aiken also Derrick Turner and Jerry Bell with multiple counts of ill treatment of animals and burglary.
The Department of Energy tentatively funds the Savannah River Ecology Laboratory through July 2006 at about 4.5 million, less than the requested 7.7 million. University of Georgia officials and Georgian and South Carolina lawmakers push for smoother transition while awaiting a written agreement and full funding.
Convicted killer Hastings Wise did not submit documents by the Wednesday deadline to the South Carolina Supreme Court for appeal of his 2001 death sentence for the 1997 four-employee murders at the R E Phelan Co. plant in Aiken. Officials noted a postmark deadline of June 22 could still allow mailed filings.
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