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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 05, 1998

Page

3

Walhalla opens state’s first girls wilderness camp Camp Winding Stairs

In Walhalla the Department of Juvenile Justice will host Camp Winding Stairs the state s first wilderness program for girls. Six teens aged 14 to 17 will arrive March 30 31 for a six month residential course built by Aspen Youth Alternatives. The camp designed to treat 24 mostly first time nonviolent offenders emphasizes personal responsibility self esteem and discipline with about half the time spent outdoors.

Walhalla Department of Juvenile Justice Gordon Birch Aspen Youth Alternatives DJJ

Inglis Accuses Josey of Political Motives in Starr Case

U S Representative Bob Inglis claims Greenville based U S Attorney Rene Josey is pursuing Kenneth Starr too aggressively on the Starr probe while delaying video gambling machine regulation enforcement. Inglis says he will grill Justice Department officials in Washington. Kendall Few, a Greenville lawyer and Democrat donor, alleges Starr shielded perjury in GM truck fire lawsuits. Josey referred the allegations to the Justice Department for review.

Greenville South Carolina Kenneth Starr U.S Bob Inglis Inglis Senate Rene Josey Justice Department Washington Kendall Few Clinton Starr General Motors Josey

Alleged Lowcountry rapist sentenced to life in 1991 assault

WALHALLA The alleged Lowcountry rapist Duncan Proctor received life in prison for burglary and 30 years for criminal sexual conduct after a jury convicted him Wednesday. Proctor, linked to over a dozen early 1990s assaults in two counties, slumped in court as the verdict was read, while prosecutors praised the overwhelming DNA and fingerprints evidence.

Walhalla Duncan Proctor Charleston Charles Whetstone Cutor David Schwacke Schwacke Proctor Lori Proctor

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