Judge orders restitution in Sizemore case with 80 thousand demand
The judge demands $80,287.01 restitution at 12 percent interest after Sizemore's plea to a theft-related count. Jim Verenes and victim advocate Tam Todd urged time to pay, noting $60,742.90 taken plus penalties and future TRS losses. Sizemore faces additional indictments and possible jail if restitution is not made.
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Todd
Sizemore
Brown
Jim Verenes
Ms. Todd
TRS
Size
Tam
The
S Department
Verenes
Incumbents Face New challengers in South Carolina races
Filing Monday reshapes the field as Treasurer Grady Pat, State John Campbell, and Rep. Arthur Ravenel contend with GOP and Democratic opponents. Pat faces Bill Linder, Campbell draws Elliott Knox in the Democratic primary, Ravenel meets Benjamin Hunt Jr. in the Republican primary, with Platt set for the general. Republicans note impact of long GOP governorship on candidate strength.
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Grady Pat
John Campbell
Arthur Ravenel
R-S.c
Patterson
Bill Linder
Jim Mues
Elliott Knox
Campbell
Knox
Benjamin Hunt Jr
Ravenel
Eugene Platt
Carroll Campbell
Mike Burton
Republican Party
Burton
McAlister
Aiken Public Safety and County Log Arrests and Incidents
Police log covers 7 am April 30 to 7 am May 1 with open doors thefts assaults burglaries and vehicle incidents. Aiken Department of Public Safety and Sheriff’s Office report multiple arrests including shoplifting simple assault and battery burglary larceny and threats with several people named and charged.
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Aiken
Aiken Public Safety Department
Carl Clint Widener
Department of Public Safety
Diane Madine Brown
James Hil
of Public Safety
Aiken County
Aiken County Detention Center
Louis Bernard Tyler
Aken County
Sherif
Joe Tucker
Carl Harvey Shaw
Aiken County Sherifff Department
Arthur Hope
North Augusta Public Safety Department
Kip McKenney Hutto
Aiken County Sherif's Department
Paul Edward Bell
Salley Police Department
Charles Anthony Moose
Aiken Trike Title On Line For Kids
Kids ages 3 through 12 in Aiken may race for fastest tricycle title at the 15th Aiken Kiwanis Tricycle Race on Wednesday May 2 from 3 30 to 5 p m on Laurens Street southbound between Richland and Park Avenues. Street closure. Big Wheels provided. Sponsorships 35 dollars for businesses or 15 dollars for individuals. Registration forms available from Kiwanis members or in the Aiken Standard and due to Bill Young at First Presbyterian Church. Participants may register the day of the race at the setup tables.
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Aiken
Aiken Kiwanis Club
Laurens Street
Richland Avenue
Park Avenue
Big Wheels
Kiwanis Club
Bill Young
First Presbyterian Church
Protests Shape U S Policy on Nuclear Material Production
Protesters press that policy is driven by public safety not energy chiefs as officials promise to resume uranium material production. Fernald residents recount a 1985 discovery of uranium contamination from a well used since 1981, fueling calls for openness about operations at weapons facilities.
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Defense
Energy
Lisa Crawford
The
Fernald Residents For Environmental Safety and Health
Energy Department
Taul
Ohio
Watkins
Fernald
Freed hostage Reed freed after Lebanon captivity in 1987
The former private school principal of Bei rut says he was blindfolded most of his captivity in Lebanon, received a medium rare steak and Heineken, and was promised a message to the U.S. government. He hopes other hostages will soon be released while detailing his loneliness and basic care.
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Beirut
Syria
Reed
The
Organization of the
Islamic Dawn
U.S
Polhill
Sage
Bush
Lebanon
Watkins Criticized By Environmentalists Over Nuclear Cleanup
Energy secretary James D. Watkins drew sharp hits from the Military Production Network and others for how the DOE cleans up and runs the nation’s nuclear weapons complex. Critics cite a large bomb-making share of the budget, a credibility gap between statements and actions, and numerous safety and environmental concerns at sites like Fernald and Savannah River.
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James D. Watkins
U.S. Department of Energy
Watkins
DOE
Lisa Crawford
Fernald
Ohio
Environmental Safety and Health
Michael Lowe
Energy Research Foundation
Columbia
Tiger
Savannah River
Coalition critics challenge Watkins on weapon plant reforms
At a news conference before meeting Watkins, coalition leaders faulted him for not altering the department’s record of boosting weapons production while trimming environmental protection and public health. Watkins has repeatedly pledged to place environmental protection on par with weapon production.
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Watkins
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C. Cage & Co
Martinez Blvd
U S.A
Feisousa
Aiken Public Safety
Sheriff
Kiwanis
Ashiskey Rd
Basquette
John Hand
Henderson St. Columbia, 8.C
Park Ave
Heritage Sq
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