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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 23, 2008
Page
1
Charleston kicks off its premier Spoleto arts festival featuring a new production of Amistad and more. A community event offers Sweeney Todd as grim fun this evening, while the Braves complete a four game sweep of the Mets at home, sending New York back to the Empire State.
Obituary notice lists Larry Lane Jr of Warrenville Alberta Kneece Redd of North Augusta Deacon Emmitt Smith Jr of Winston Ruth Lowner Thigpen of Sumter with funeral details and dates not specified. The item notes death notices and arrangements for multiple individuals in the region.
Investigators pursue homicide case into the killing of Ann Fox Smith, a Kennedy Middle School teacher. DNA analysis faces delays due to laboratory backlogs while officials review evidence and reference DNA from potential relatives. Investigators have collected more than 60 pieces of evidence and examined possible DNA from the estranged husband and two teenage sons.
Suspect questioned after hours long search in Aiken area. Green 1997 Ford Expedition linked to early morning crash on Storm Branch Road that killed two motorcyclists, Michael Younts 48 and James Alan Cohrs 56. Both left North Augusta addresses. authorities continue interviews and evidence gathering.
The Aiken County School District recognized Sylvia Peterson and nearly 90 educators and staff at its annual retirement dinner. Peterson began at Hammond Hill Elementary in North Augusta and spent 34 years at Ridge Spring Monetta Elementary Middle School. Several other long serving staff from North Augusta High to Belvedere Elementary also noted, with some taking TERI options or returning as year to year staff.
The GAO decision favors SRNS citing stronger key personnel and more integrated teamwork. SEB notes SRNS staff had more extensive experience and performed better in oral presentation, justifying a higher bid of about 48.3 million over 10 years.
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