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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 04, 2005
Page
2
Readers respond to the Batchelor case urging Joy Grooms Batchelor to tell her story and honor her sons. The letter highlights community grief, asks questions about local annexation and business movement, and critiques coverage and local issues.
Andre L. Schultz 21 of Silver Bluff Road was arrested Friday on criminal domestic violence charges following a road confrontation with his wife. A witness in the SUV reported the Lincoln Town Car swerved to edge the victim off the road while yelling obscenities and gesturing. the wife feared for her life and that of two children aged 8 years and 23 months who were present.
At Midland Valley High School the FFA chapter rises from seven to 86 members under agriscience teacher Jere my Brooks. The program shifts from horticulture to national resources with new forestry and environmental science classes and collaboration with SREL and the Aiken County Career Center.
Aiken High School senior James Johnston rose from family WWII stories to lead the Naval Junior ROTC unit as cadet commanding officer. He earned a congressional agency appointment to the Merchant Marine Academy, with nominations from Hollings Graham and Barrett, to study logistics and pursue a third mate license.
The Aiken County Council approved an amended planning ordinance after a full evening session. Officials discussed incorporating 2000 census data into the 1999 comprehensive plan while planning staff emphasized scope cost and schedule. Finance director Terry Bodiford reported revenue of 28.8 million and expenditures of 28.6 million through March 31 2005. An animal overpopulation presentation by Barbara Nelson of the Aiken SPCA highlighted adoption totals and euthanization rates, urging spay and neuter programs and funding support.
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