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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 02, 2001

Page

2

Wagener baby dies as investigation continues

A Wagener five month old boy, Bradley T. Salley, died after being found unconscious on a bedroom floor. He was treated at Aiken Regional Medical Centers where he was pronounced dead early Monday. An autopsy in Newberry showed no immediate cause. blood and fluid samples were sent to the State Law Enforcement Division for toxicology tests with results anticipated Thursday.

Wagener Bradley T. Salley Rose Staley Bobby Salley Aiken County Baby Salley Holley St Wagoner Aiken Regional Medical Centers Tim Carlton Newberry Carlton Columbia

City Leader Highlights Partnerships For Aiken's Future

Aiken Mayor Fred Cavanaugh in a State of the City address stressed partnerships as vital to growth and facing future challenges. He cited 27.5 percent growth in 10 years, planning needs, revenue safeguards, and ongoing joint projects including housing, airport improvements, and neighborhood cleanups to boost quality of life.

Newberry Hall Aiken Fred Cavanaugh Cavanaugh Aiken Chamber of Commerce Air Force du Pont Whiskey Road Dougherty Road Schofield Middle School Aiken County Public School System Crosland Park Northside

National Day of Prayer event planned at St John United Methodist

A Greater Aiken observance of the National Day of Prayer will be held Thursday at St. John's United Methodist Church starting 6:30 p.m. Mayor Fred Cavanaugh will read a proclamation as a 200-member multi-church mass choir and orchestra perform. Lisa Van Riper will speak on Living in Exile after Sen. Greg Ryberg introduces her.

St. John’s United Methodist St. John’s United Methodist Church Fred Cavanaugh Greg Ryberg Lisa van Riper Greenville

Horse mistreatment case shared with county leaders

Aiken County resident Robin Brooks told the Aiken County Council she reported animal mistreatment after finding horses malnourished and in life threatening condition. She said county supervisor hostility blocked the report and her contact was shared with a property owner and a real estate agent, prompting hostile calls. An investigation was pledged into the division.

Aiken County Robin Brooks Aiken County Council Books Aiken County Animal Control Office Brooks

Councilman and commissioner elected in special vote

Democrat Vernell Sanders ran unopposed and won the New Ellenton City Council seat with 103 votes to fill the expired term of Charlie Stokes. Democrats Mark Key and Republican Grady Buzhardt won seats on the Commission of Public Works with 194 and 114 votes respectively.

Vernell Sanders New Ellenton Charlie Stokes Mark Key Grady Buzhardt Commission of Public Works

Suspicious Tuesday Fire Under Investigation in Aiken

Investigators from the Aiken County Sheriff's Office probe a fire at 200 Hillview Circle early Tuesday. Alfred Rouse reported smoke inside his home and extinguished a small blaze with a hose. A glass jar with a rag in it on a cement block under the house was found as the suspected cause.

Aiken County Sheriff's Office Aiken Department of Public Safety Hillview Circle Alfred Rouse Rouse C.E. Jordan Public Safety

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