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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 2005
Page
2
A long reader letter mix covers Terri Schiavo feeding tube case criticism of courts and Congress, local Kroger store closure, NAACP boycott talk, biker week fairness, Jackson critique, and praise for the Aiken Standard. It invites further comments via Talkback.
North Augusta police captured 50 year old Billy Darrell McCarty after a one hour manhunt in a marsh near Martintown Road and Buena Vista Avenue. A bloodhound tracking team found and detained him as witnesses reported exposure to a woman and a girl. He confessed on the scene.
Robby Grandle aces the 17th hole at Midland Valley Golf Club from 185 yards with a 4 iron to win a new car sponsored by Satcher Ford for the Midland Valley Athletic Booster Club fundraiser. His wife Wanda reacts with excitement as Roseanne Redd and dealer general manager Mickey Anaclerio note the charity motivation and Grandle plans to let his wife choose the vehicle.
The ACP Youth Wing stages a fast paced two act tribute to Shakespeare titled Shaken Up Shakespeare The Complete Bard in 60 Minutes or Less The show runs March 30 to April 2 at the Bechtel Experimental Theater Washington Center for the Performing Arts 126 Newberry St downtown Aiken Tickets cost 5 for ACP members 8 for non members with free admission for Students and K 12 teachers Reservations are strongly advised via 648 1438 or info aikencommunityplayhouse.com
Graniteville fire chief Phil Napier says a memorial will be erected near Canal Street and Avondale Mills to honor the nine men who died in February's train crash and chlorine release. Funds from a bank account and T shirt sales will support the effort, with a granite monument envisioned for a small park area.
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