Pat Langham Earns Probation After Plot to Hire Husband’s Killing
Patricia Langham, 44, received a five year probation for attempting to hire a teenage group known as the Irish Mafia to kill her husband Terry Langham. Judge Gary Clary imposed strict conditions including schooling, literacy tutoring, 500 hours of public service, and counseling, with travel restricted until a probation schedule is approved.
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Windham Honored With Performing Arts Stage in Aiken
The Aiken City Council surprised former city manager Roland H. Windham by naming the Hopeland Gardens performing arts stage the Roland H. Windham Performing Arts Stage at Monday’s meeting. A formal dedication is set for May 31 with the Aiken Civic Ballet, honoring his 32 years of city service and garden development efforts.
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Aiken Council OKs 1999 00 Budget and Mil lage Rate
The Aiken City Council approved first readings of the fiscal year 1999 2000 budget and millage rate with one small adjustment. Mayor Fred Cavanaugh praised City Manager Roger LeDuc and proposed a 5 percent salary increase plus a one time 5 percent bonus effective at the start of the year. The panel set the net millage at 79 and funded new capital projects including soccer and baseball fields and a new terminal at Verenes Industrial Park, with second readings due next meeting.
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Aiken
Roger LeDuc
Fred Cavanaugh
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Safety campaign reveals deadly summer starts in SC
Major Joe Hood of the South Carolina Highway Patrol announces the 100 deadly days of summer. A billboard campaign, unveiled at the North Augusta Community Center with local safety agencies, warns drivers of high highway deaths and injuries. Two billboards show 1,001 dead and 56,171 injured in 1998, aiming to curb crashes.
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Supreme Court limits school liability in student harassment cases
The court ruled 5 to 4 that schools can be sued when officials fail to stop student on student sexual harassment. Critics warn the decision could burden districts nationwide while some say it narrows liability to cases with actual knowledge of severe, pervasive harassment. Aurelia Davis sued in Georgia over five months of harassment at Hubbard Elementary in Forsyth, while Dr Linda Eldridge of Aiken County schools stresses safe harbors and reporting avenues for students.
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Monroe County School Board
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