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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 23, 2009

Page

7

Federal judge blocks SC attorney general from charging Craigslist

U.S. District Judge Weston Houck barred Attorney General Henry McMaster from pursuing prosecutions against Craigslist or its officers for ads linked to prostitution while the company pursues its federal lawsuit against the state. The ruling follows an agreement allowing time to prepare for a hearing.

Columbia South Carolina Craigslist U.S Weston Houck Henry McMaster McMaster Mark Plowden Houck Jim Buckmaster Internet Buckmaster

Spoleto Festival USA Opens Amid Hard Times in Charleston

The 33rd Spoleto Festival USA opened in Charleston with a brass fanfare and tributes to 80-year old Charles Wadsworth who retires this year after half a century directing chamber music. Mayor Riley praised Wadsworth as the festival’s guiding force as attendees, including Jane Alexander, gathered outside City Hall despite a reduced budget of 6.2 million dollars.

Charleston USA Charles Wadsworth America Jane Alexander National Endowment For the Arts City Hall Spoleto Alexander Riley Italy Gian Carlo Menotti Menotti

South Carolina murder case ends with bond reinstated

A Greenville man charged with murder after a Maserati crash that killed a man is free on $300,000 bond again after a judge deemed three days in jail sufficient. Ludwig faced jail for writing on release papers, claiming he only sought to clarify terms. Authorities say he was speeding over 85 mph when he lost control on April 25.

Greenville South Carolina John Ludwig Jr Ludwig Deer Lexington Lexington County James Metts Thomas Taylor Dequan Davis 1-26

Fermata Club Opens Pool With Swim Tennis programs

The Fermata Club announces open pool season with lessons for individuals or small groups, an award winning swim team, tennis leagues, family tennis activities, and social events.

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