Graham opens final American crusade in NYC
The Rev. Billy Graham begins his last U.S. crusade in New York City with Franklin Graham guiding the event as his successor. The NBA Finals reach a finale in San Antonio as the Spurs face the Pistons in a decisive game seven for the title. North Augusta Americans claim a title in a separate youth competition.
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What are you reading Meet today’s book lover Teresa Redd
Teresa Redd discusses her reading habits at Aiken Mocha With Max, a community event hosted by Max Lucado. The venue hosted a casual Q&A on favorite authors and current reads, highlighting local readers and book clubs.
Area Deaths Names Include Gauthier Overstreet Ryans and Tabor
Deaths and Funerals notice lists William F. Gauthier Jimmy W. Overstreet North Auguste James Ryans from Miami Fla Harold W. Tabor Belvedere and Harold C. Whatley among those reported. The brief memorial notice appears in section 6A.
Death probe under way after 6 year old’s hospital arrival
Detectives from Aiken Public Safety investigate the death of Chaquise Gregory a 6 year old girl from Abbeville Avenue brought to the Aiken emergency room around 3 30 p m Thursday She was pronounced dead shortly after Coroner Tim Carlton calls the death suspicious while autopsy is scheduled in Newberry Police say the investigation is treated as homicide location listed as 500 block Abbeville Avenue and no further details provided
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Newberry
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Gilbert pilot dies in Perry Airport crash
Gilbert resident William Currier, 67, was alone in a 16 year old RANS S-10 when it crashed at Perry Airport after taking off from a grass strip on Wagontong Road. Coroner Tim Carlton said autopsy results will determine if death was from impact or a medical condition.
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Aiken County
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Court ruling sparks dismay over eminent domain use
Aiken Mayor Fred Cavanaugh and local real estate developer Ronny Bolton condemned the U S Supreme Court decision allowing eminent domain for private development. Justice Stevens wrote that local officials know best in deciding a project’s community benefits.
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Woman pleads guilty in DUI death case
Sonya Mayberry of Aiken pleaded guilty to the 2002 felony DUI death of 25 year old Nathan Hutto of Graniteville. She received six years in prison and sobbed as relatives and her church surrounded her. The morning crash on Rainbow Falls Road showed 83 mph in a 45 mph zone with a blood alcohol level of .129.
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Aiken
Nathan Hutto
Graniteville
Mayberry
Anthony Odom
Rainbow Falls
Odom
Hutto
Medical College of Georgia
David Mauldin
Jonathan Hutto
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