Harry Potter Fifth Book Delayed For Now
London fans await the next chapter in the teenage wizard series as JK Rowling’s spokeswoman states the fifth book is unlikely to be completed before year end. The title was expected this summer but publication is uncertain.
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Crescent, Silver Bluff Face Decisive State Softball Final
For the second straight year the Class AA state softball title is decided in a single game. Crescent High School and Silver Bluff High School meet at Greenwood High School at 6 pm after Crescent evened the series with a 21 run victory to force a deciding game.
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Deaths of Local Notables in West Columbia Area
Obituary notices honor Lucius Theron Keadle and five others including Lorene Smith Mcintosh Langey Philip H. Rogers Sr Denise Simpkins Ikon Helen M Sloan MD and Aker. Brief memorials note family ties and local impact in West Columbia.
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Philip H. Rogers
West Columbia
Denise Simpkins ‘Ikon
Helen M. Sloan, M.D
Aker
Caregiver guilty of elder abuse in Brookhaven home case
Clifford Ranson pleaded guilty before Judge James C Williams Jr to abusing elderly residents at the Brookhaven Drive care facility in Aiken. The plea covered all state charges with a deal likely granting probation for Ranson and for his wife Alice and son Jared.
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Aiken
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Genral
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Davies leads 5 under as Mount Vintage hosts LPGA round
Laura Davies shot a 5 under 67 to take a two stroke lead over Grace Park in the first round of the Asahi Ryokuken International Championship at Mount Vintage Plantation. The course played very tough with dry greens and slow play. Dawn Coe Jones finished 2 under, Annika Sorenstam shot even par 72 as the field battled bogeys and lengthy rounds.
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Hodges asks judge to halt plutonium shipments
Gov. Jim Hodges accuses the U S Department of Energy of breaking promises on plutonium shipments to South Carolina and seeks an injunction. Attorney William Want filed May 1, and a June 13 court hearing is set after the department postponed moves to the Savannah River Site near Aiken.
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81-year-old man charged in girlfriend’s murder in Aiken
An 81-year-old Aiken man, John Bowman, was charged with murder after his 35-year-old girlfriend Denise Simpkins was shot in the head at their Hamp ton Avenue home and died at the Medical College of Georgia Hospital. Police say the couple argued during a domestic dispute. witnesses say Bowman fired into a room, with the gun recovered under a cushion along with crack cocaine. He also faces related counts including possession of crack cocaine with intent to distribute and weapon charges.
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Medical College of Georgia
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Aiken County
Yucca Mountain Will Not Hold All Nuclear Waste
Energy Secretary Spencer Abraham acknowledged Yucca Mountain could only store a fraction of expected nuclear waste from reactors and government sites over the next decade. He said a license would begin shipments in 2010 with a minimum 3,000 tons annually for 28 years, while debates continue over needs to expand capacity.
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