Two men arrested after armed robbery near Aiken
Ronald Wilson and Derrick English were charged with armed robbery after a late night incident at a Pizza Hut in Aiken. One suspect fled into woods aided by bloodhounds before being captured at the Aiken Holiday Inn. A rifle was recovered and both suspects remained jailed.
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Aiken Holiday Inn
Ronald Wilson
Derrick English
Aiken County
Pizza Hut
Richland Avenue
Columbia
Aiken Department of Public Safety
J. Carrol Busbee
Busbee
Kalmia Hill
Aiken
North Augusta
English
Wilson
Weather Outlook Shows Warm Days and Scattered Thunderstorms
The forecast calls for partly cloudy skies tonight with a 20 percent chance of thundershowers and a low in the mid 50s. Tomorrow, partly cloudy conditions with a 40 percent chance of thundershowers and a mid 70s high. Details on page 1A.
Obituaries Listed for Several Residents Across Counties
Death notices record Queen Esther Hickson Aiken Marshall Bartley Graniteville Curran B Spratley Batesburg Laura R Fields Cincinnati Minor McGruder Jr North Augusta Jimmy N Murray Aiken Norman E Vincent Aiken Gertrude M Watts Langley Also noted is a reference to further details on Page 38.
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Queen Esther Hickson
Aiken
Marshall Bartley
Graniteville
Curran
B. Spratley
Batesburg
Laura R. Fields
Cincinnati
Minor McGruder Jr
North Augusta
Jimmy N. Murray
Norman E. Vincent
Gertrude M. Watts
Langley
Waste Sits By The Road Money Stops Removal
Ken Davis reports hazardous waste drums sit openly near his aunt's Bath home at South Carolina 421 and Dixie Clay Road. Drums hold polyurethane chemicals and phosgene risk. EPA funds and state agencies struggle to authorize cleanup as funds run out.
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Bath
Ken Davis
South Carolina 421
Dixie Clay Road
Davis
Jacksonville
Fla
Kin Hill
Lower Savannah
Environmental Quality Control
Cyril M. Christian
Jacksonville Electric Authority
Christian
Environmental Protection Agency
Atlanta
J.C
Frog) Spradley
James M. Burkhalter
Spradley
Burkhalter
Columbia
EPA
Congress
Butler Derrick
D-S.c
Aiken Standard
Robert S.) Jackson
Court Ruling Draws Fire Over Police Deceit Rule
Washington AP reports the Supreme Court is accused of condoning lawlessness for allowing police to mislead lawyers to question suspects outside their presence. Civil liberties advocate Steven Brown of the ACLU in Rhode Island urges that police honesty must match the court’s law and order stance. The high court declared that deception of an attorney may occur in police interviewing suspects.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Steven Brown
American Civil Liberties Union
Rhode Island
County Law Officials Say They Won't Lie to Lawyers
Public Safety director J. C Busbee Walpa Newman and Sheriff Carrol Heath discuss interrogation ethics. They affirm suspects may confess with rights acknowledged, and confessing unsolicited statements can be used if not induced by deceit. They stress adherence to Miranda and honesty with attorneys.
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Tooereee of Public Safety
J. Carrol Busbee
North Augusta
Aiken
Carrol Heath
Alarming Problems Forecast For Great Lakes This Spring
The National Weather Service warns of possible record high lake levels and widespread flooding along the upper Great Lakes Erie Michigan Huron Superior and Lake St Clair with Salt Lake City also at risk. Officials cite potential 10 inch rises by June and past disaster areas while noting the Great Salt Lake near its highest since 1875 and Utah Lake above normal. Flood risk varies by region depending on spring weather and rainfall.
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Washington
Great Lakes
Salt Lake City
National Weather Service
Michael D. Hudlow
Service
Office of Hydrology
Hudlow
Lakes Erie
Michigan
Huron
Superior
Hudson
Lake St. Clair
Lake Ontario
St. Lawrence River
Great Salt Lake
Utah Lake
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Hagler
the ‘Beast
Abby
George Burgess
Derrick
John K. Cresswell
State Department of Health and Environmental Control
DHEC
Cresswell
S.C
Source
National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration
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