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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 22, 2003

Page

11

Georgia DNA database bill seen as a big step forward

Senator Moore argues the DNA database legislation should not be stalled by a financial impact statement. The Carpenter murder case, revived by DNA links from Atkins, drives support. Rep. Smith and DPS investigator Scott back the bill, noting extra resources for SLED. Atkins faces multiple charges in Aiken County.

Moore Senate Carpenter Georgia Robert Franklin Atkins Crosland Park Home Georgia Department of Corrections Atkins Penter South Carolina Aiken County Detention Center James Roland Smith Warrenville Aiken County S.C Aiken Department of Public Safety Ray Scott Graniteville Scott

Disorder at Aiken club spurs city officials to schedule hearing

Frommer cites two officers entering TNT observing patrons and a marijuana odor. Three people were arrested for disorderly conduct and one for simple assault. City officials Roger LeDue and Richard Pearce will discuss the issue with Council. An appeal hearing is set for 6 45 pm Monday at the Aiken Municipal Complex 214 Park Ave.

Kirkland Frommer Aiken City Roger LeDue City of Aiken Richard Pearce Aiken Municipal Complex Park Ave Aiken Standard Jackson

Iraq War Siege Intensifies With Baghdad Strike and Pan-Regional Assault

Baghdad endured a heavy air and missile barrage as US ground forces advanced toward the capital. Iraqi officials claimed strikes on Mosul Kirkuk Basra and Nassiriyah while Saddam Hussein’s regime vowed defiance amid fires at the Old Palace complex and the Peace Palace damaged by the assault.

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