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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 2007
Page
1
Myssha Jerret, once a classmate of the man suspected in a pregnant woman’s killing, was arrested Sunday on an obstruction of justice charge. Details imply involvement in ongoing investigation and potential related actions by associates. The case centers on a deadly crime with legal proceedings forthcoming.
Directory style list notes a series of obituaries including Kanananson 2 New Holland Willie Mae Chavis New Hilda Nancy Kinsella Perry Lexington Hazel Matthews Augusta Edward B Red Whisenar Red Searcy and Granitevile Henry Red Searcy with funeral notices across 4A district communities.
Brad Broome, an 11 year old at Jefferson Elementary, set Accelerated Reader points records with 900 as a fourth grader and about 770 this year. Jefferson principal LaVana McKenzie says Brad’s scores exceeded prior records, inspiring a Brad Broome Scholarship Fund for Midland Valley High School seniors. The boy is adopted from China and praised by his parents Randy and Pam for his heart and enthusiasm.
North Augusta Bel vede Radio Club participates from Saturday 2 p m to Sunday 2 p m in the 75th Field Day anniversary. members practice new skills to protect life and property during disasters when power lines and cell towers fail, with radio communications aiding critical information.
Two shootings left two men injured this weekend with one suspect still at large. An 18-year-old was shot outside a mobile home on Burlington Street near Edgefield Highway, while a Graniteville man was shot while attempting to steal an all-terrain vehicle. Police reported the Sunday incident occurred near Shenandoah Street and T&S Drive.
Atlanta report highlights a comprehensive study estimating that up to 5 percent of hospital and nursing home patients carry a dangerous drug resistant staph germ. The survey suggests as many as 30,000 U.S. hospital patients may be infected at any moment, far higher than prior official estimates. Some federal officials had not reviewed the study and could not comment on its methods.
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