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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 24, 2011

Page

5

Man faces drunken driving and child endangerment charges in Aiken

White registered a .15 blood alcohol level as authorities charged him with drunken driving, child endangerment, child restraint and open container in Aiken County. The uninjured boy was placed in Social Services custody and likely to be returned to his mother’s family. Bond set at $2,154.50. he remains jailed until trial or bond, with Rock Hill holding a murder warrant.

White Aiken County Social Services Department Aiken Rock Hill Karen Kdaily Aikenstandard

Indictment in Per Diem Fraud Ties Three Defendants

Prosecutors said the individuals were not shown to conspire but would not comment further. George Alan Dick age 52 from Loveland Ohio and Gary Don Erwin age 53 from Clifton Texas face charges for submitting about 54800 in fraudulent per diem expenses to the DOE. Debra Ann Schmidt age 54 from Pittsburgh Pa is charged in a one count indictment with embezzling more than 1000 of US government funds by unlawfully applying for and claiming per diem benefits paid by the DOE. Prosecutors expect February cases to be adjudicated in the coming weeks.

George Alan Dick Loveland Ohio Gary Don Erwin Clifton Texas DOE Debra Ann Schmidt Pittsburgh United States

Chaplains seek protection for discussing homosexuality in the military

Leaders of 21 religious groups urging Congress and the Pentagon to guarantee that troops will not face punishment for openly opposing homosexuality. Retired chaplains warn that conscience rights may be eroded as the ban on gay service members ends and new training unfolds.

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