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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 26, 2002
Page
4
The Aiken Department of Public Safety reports items stolen from a business on University Parkway during the Thursday Friday overnight hours totaling 5120. Electronics worth 1400 and $50 in CDs were taken from Richland Avenue parking lot. About 500 in property damage is noted.
Christopher Bullard, 21, pleaded guilty to voluntary manslaughter in the August 1999 killing of Kai Anthony Hamilton during a failed drug deal. Terry Beylette, 20, also pleaded guilty to voluntary manslaughter and drew 30 years. James Orvin, 48, awaits trial on related charges.
In Myrtle Beach area, Horry County's two colleges and Coastal Carolina University plan tuition hikes to offset state budget cuts. Georgetown Technical College faces about a 9 percent reduction and fewer hires, while Coastal Carolina warns of possible double digit increases after a $960,000 shortfall in 2001-02.
Horry County four year colleges face an overall $28.1 million cut across South Carolina. Ingle expects 6 percent fall enrollment plus 15 percent growth in two years while state appropriations fall nine percent. Horry Georgetown Technical College saw a 16 percent spring enrollment rise. Tuition to max $891 per semester for Horry and Georgetown residents, up $41 from 2001, with a likely further increase planned by the Area Commission. The state technical college system loses $9 million in the budget.
The National Marine Fisheries Service orders a 30 day ban on night trawling and requires turtle excluder devices for shrimp boats from Cape Fear North Carolina to near St. Augustine Florida after mass leatherback turtle deaths in Georgia. Coast Guard support aims to stop night trawling and ensure devices with large openings free leatherbacks up to seven feet long.
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