Body of Missing Teen Found in South Carolina
A body found in woods near the South Carolina line is believed to be 18 year old Amy Caroline Frink of Shallotte North Carolina missing since Wednesday. Brunswick County deputies and NC SBI agents located the body near a hunting camp. Autopsy planned at the Medical University of South Carolina. her abandoned car was found in NC near the search area.
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South Carolina Line
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Amy Caroline Frink
Wife Wins Acquittal In Husband's Slaying
Chester woman Debra Cockrell, 27, acquitted of murder after her lawyer argued battered wife self defense. Jury deliberated nearly four hours, police say she stabbed Stephan Davis in the abdomen and leg during a Dec. dispute at their Chester home.
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Chester
Debra Cockrell
Arthur Gaston
Obituary Notices for Wootton and Murphy on Page 6A
Death notices list Thomas J. Wootton Sr. of Saluda and Demetrius R. Murphy of Ridgeway. Details include surviving relatives, funeral arrangements, and memorial information as published in the page 6A obituary column.
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Thomas J. Wootton Sr
Saluda
Demetrius R. Murphy
Ridgeway
Faithful Trek In Show Of Religious Unity In CSRA March
One man in a wheelchair and others, including a borrowed bike rider, rode over 20 miles as 1,500 marchers from CSRA churches gathered in North Augusta and Augusta for the 1994 Global March for Jesus. Aiken mayor Fred B. Cavanaugh opened with prayer on Bluff Road before the group moved to the River Walk Amphitheater for public worship.
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Aiken
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Joyless Noise Unto EEOC. Clergy Lead Religious Harassment Debate
Washington letter notes nearly 56,000 public comments urged the EEOC to drop proposed religious harassment guidelines. Readers from Alabama to Augusta described concerns and urged policy reversal, with many framing the issue as a faith gathering rather than protest.
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Washington
Equal Employment Opportunity Commission
Harwell to Step Down After Innovative Court Career
COLUMBIA South Carolina Chief Justice David Harwell announces retirement after 14 years on the state's highest court. He pushed for cameras in courtrooms, greater transparency in lawyer and judge discipline, and funding to computerize the court system.
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David Harwell
South Carolina
Harwell
Justice Harwell Steps Down From South Carolina Bench
David Welker Harwell, a South Carolina jurist and political figure, served in the SC House from 1963 to 1973, was a judge in the 12th Circuit from 1973 to 1980, joined the Supreme Court as associate justice in 1980, and became chief justice in 1991 until 199 QUIT? The article notes his varied legal career and quotes him about courtroom drama.
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Marchers in eight-wide lines join unity rally in two-hour bike trek
Lined in rows of eight, marchers followed trucks with music as church groups were urged to refrain from banners and to display Bible verse flags. Scott Dilandik biked from Aiken along Pine Log Road to North Augusta with a two-hour backpacked journey, noting a broken car and a two-speed bike that required manual gear shifting on hills.
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Scott Dilendik
Aiken
Pine Log Road
North Augusta
Dilendik
Church Facing Denied Sewer Funds Scrutiny
Local church officials report denial of sewer funds and face questions from city reviewers. Statements indicate ongoing inquiry into funding eligibility and church financial compliance by municipal authorities.
Parking Lot Funds Linked to Church Hit by Inquiry
NEW ELLENTON funds earmarked for sewer work allegedly financed a church parking lot at Foreman Memorial Baptist Church. Mayor Arthur J. Hanna, Councilman Millard Howington, and former Mayor Randy Shaw deny impropriety while State Law Enforcement Division finds no evidence of wrongdoing. An invoice shows 3,675 dollars from a restricted sewer fund paid for asphalt and concrete at the church. Beam's Pavement Maintenance paved the lot and a path to the pastor's residence.
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New Ellenton
Foreman Memorial Baptist Church
Foreman
Arthur J. Hanna
Millard Howington
Randy Shaw
Johnny Beam
Beam
Beech Island
Ellenton
Support For Reactor On Council's Agenda
Aiken City Council plans a Monday meeting to consider a resolution backing the construction of a multi purpose reactor at the Savannah River Site to produce tritium dispose of plutonium and generate power for private industry. The board of the Greater Aiken Chamber of Commerce recently backed a similar resolution. The agenda also includes a second reading to amend the 1993 04 budget reflect revenues and expenditures, a resolution to purchase 505 Highland Park Drive for 44500 to gain access into Hitchcock Woods, first readings to annex Arby’s at 1955 Whiskey Road and 2.87 acres owned by Margaret Holley Taylor on Whiskey Road. The council meets at 730 pm at the Municipal Complex 214 Park Ave SW.
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Whiskey Road
Margaret Holley-Taylor
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