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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 22, 2007
Page
1
Gregory Allen Thompson, 42, pleaded guilty to entering a bank with intent to steal. Second Circuit Judge Jack Early sentenced him to 15 years in prison.
Emma Jean Chisolm Pat son and Bernice G. Ray are noted among obituaries in New Ellenton and Aiken. Della Patterson Williams appears in the Aiken deaths and funerals notice, listing families and service details.
North Augusta High School junior Andrew House died in a single vehicle crash on Sandbar Ferry Road near Sandbar Ferry and Atomic roads around 8 a.m. The 1999 Dodge Ram left the road, hit a bridge column, and burst into flames but the fire did not cause the death. Toxicology pending. officials say drugs or alcohol were not factors.
Kerry Rains' fourth graders at St Mary Help of Christians School visited Savannah River Ecology Lab facilities after learning the lab may close. SREL staffers Heather Brant Noel Garvin and Julie Fiser brought gifts and a large greeting card. Students met a baby alligator and a rat snake during the visit.
Three students from Kerry Rains class voiced concern over the possible closure of the ecology lab after visiting SREL facilities. They wrote letters to the editor expressing their cancer and urging readers to support continued lab operations.
Dogwood Stables president Dot Campbell and former USC and NFL punter Max Runager were inducted into the South Carolina Athletic Hall of Fame at the 47th annual ceremony in Columbia. Campbell, a noted Thoroughbred racing ambassador with ties to Aiken, received multiple honors including the Clay Puett Award, while Runager played for the Eagles, 49ers and Browns and has strong Aiken connections.
An Aiken man admitted soliciting the murder of Tymeka Tillman by offering his cell mate 1200 to shoot her. Crawford received seven years while his co defendant Timothy Garland testified and received a concurrent one year for related domestic violence charges. Tillman attended court but declined to recount the ordeal due to emotional distress.
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