Trenton man to undergo second mental evaluation in Arkansas
James Baughman of Trenton will be evaluated by the Arkansas State Hospital on July 3 as Benton County Judge David Clinger orders a second mental test. A status hearing is set for July 12 to determine competency to stand trial. trial date to follow. Prosecutors seek the death penalty for Baughman and Rose Cushman in the 1999 killings of Joanne Kneece and James Suggs.
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Bentonville
Ark
South Carolina
Little Rock
Benton County
David Clinger
James Baughman
Trenton
Arkansas State Hospital
Clinger
Baughman
Chris Plumlee
Joanne Kneece
James Suggs
Cushman
Westinghouse grant funds USC Aiken to train Russian workers
USC Aiken and Westinghouse Savannah River Company award 185000 to create a business training program with the Russian International Institute of Management. Five Russian educators from Sarov will learn finance marketing and management to help transition nuclear defense workers to private sector roles, then teach modules back in Russia to 40 to 50 trainees.
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Westinghouse
USC Aiken
David Harrison
Harrison
Russian International Institute of Management
Elena Diakova
Svetlana Gorelova
Guennadi Sosnine
Pavel Smirnov
Vladimir Zhigalov
University of South Carolina Aiken
School of Business Administration
Savannah River Company
Niren Vyas
School of Business
Michael Ritchie
Russia
Sarov
Sosnine
Vyas
Usda School of Business
Savan
Jimmy Jones dies survivor of 1953 Aiken blast
Jimmy Jones, last link to Aiken 1953 downtown disaster, died Monday after a long battle with bone cancer. He survived the Laurens Street explosion that morning when a gas leak caused a blast killing 10, leveling businesses and injuring others.
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Jimmy Jones
Aiken
Jones
Laurens Street
Mae Weeks
Jones Electric
Wilma Weeks Keel
J.S. Watson
Jack Holley
Jack Neibling
David Rutland
Lena B. Duncan
Ruth Mabrey
Bubba Moseley
Nelson Long
Emily McCarter
Savannah River
Jones Electric Co
R. W. McCreary
W.J. Platt
Liles
Diana
Womack
Dorothy MacDowell
G.L. Toole
Aiken County
WWII POW recalls life in German camps for Aiken Rotary
Rotarian Charlie Warner spoke about 37 months as a German prisoner of war with the Army's Third Ranger Division. He described Rome imprisonment, a 29 prisoner boxcar ride to Germany, and a farm work camp where food was steadier. Warner recalled hibernate as a survival tactic and a near-fatal boxcar bomb encounter. He and his wife celebrate their 56th anniversary this weekend.
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Aiken
Warner
Dauchau
Germany
Warners
Power deregulation fears hit national power supply risks
Barry Glover of Aiken Electric warned Lions Club members that attempts to deregulate the electric power industry could trigger higher prices and reliability problems nationwide. He cited California’s rolling blackouts and price spikes as warning signs, noting South Carolina’s relatively low rates would face hikes if a national median is adopted. Large industrial buyers would gain, while individual consumers could bear the highest costs.
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California
Barry Glover
Aiken Electrical Cooperative
Midland Valley Lions Club
Glover
South Carolina
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Windsor
S.C
Kneece
Suggs
Pea Ridge
Missouri
Dey Ces
Bry
de Toa
Betts
Ginny Southworth
Richland Avenue
Holley Hardware
SRP
Joe Womack
Highland Park Golf Club
Peo
Rome
Floyd & Greene
Floyd(Greene
Centre South
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