Marine reunion with Thai birth mother in Cobra Gold events
Thai born Marine Cpl. Matthew Scott reunited with his biological mother Tom Horn ngam in Pattaya after being adopted in 1981. The meeting occurred during Cobra Gold exercises with US and Thai troops aiding local orphanages.
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Bangkok
Thailand
Cpl
Matthew Scott
Columbia
D.C
Tom Horn Ngam
Pattaya
Harriet and
Danny Scott
United States
Scott
Iwakuni
Marine Wing Support Squadron 171
Southeast Asia
AP Phot
Tom Hom-Ngam
Search Underway For Aiken Chamber President
A nine member committee led by Barry Adams seeks a new Aiken Chamber of Commerce president by October 1. Chuck Ewart and Liz Stewart assist in a Southeast focused search with ads in trade magazines this week. The post opened after June Murff announced retirement after 20 years. The committee will conduct phone interviews in July and August and finish by September.
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Aiken Chamber of Commerce
Chamber Board
Barry Adams
Chuck Ewart
Chamber Dynamics
Liz Stewart
Stewart and Associates
Southeast
Adams
Chamber
June Murff
Aiken
Teresa Haas
Susan Graham
Steve Sucher
Reggie Barner
Paul Durban
Tom Hallman
Ramesh Shah
Howard Bayzarre
Martz
Murff
Aiken bail bond office plagued by vandalism
Georgia Carolina Bonding owner Ed Wilson reports recurring vandalism at his Hampton Avenue office after mid May. Police logged May 16 damage totaling 3000 dollars with two men seen fleeing. A brick-throwing incident later damaged windows. reward offered as he seeks tips leading to arrests.
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Aiken
Ed Wilson
Hampton Avenue
Georgia-Carolina Bonding
Wilson
Aiken Department of Public Safety
York Street
Inc
Robbery suspects sought in Aiken
An Aiken man, Steve Morrison, reported home invasion robbery after three men offered a ride from a downtown bar. They kicked in his door, stole a DVD player, DVDs and a cell phone worth 300 dollars, then one shooter fired at Morrison while he chased them. No arrests yet. Call Aiken Public Safety or Crime Stoppers with tips.
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Aiken
Steve Morrison
Linden Street
Aiken Department of Public Safety
Morrison
Vaucluse Road
Wheeler convicted in Aiken home invasion case
Aiken County jurors convict Reginald Wheeler 34 of first degree burglary weapons possession discharging a firearm and assault with intent to kill for blasting a mobile home door and entering at Nicholson Village. Judge Rodney Peeples sentences Wheeler to 30 years after testimony including a 911 dispatcher audio tape and Sims two children present during the break in.
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Frank Young
Aiken County
Young
Wheeler
Sims
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