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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 28, 2002

Page

6

Resignation of Priest Over Health and Noted Sex Abuse Probe

A priest who served since 1994 at St. Mary’s resigned effective May 18 2002 citing health reasons amid an ongoing sexual abuse investigation. The bishop suspended him from ministry and referred the case to the Ninth Circuit Solicitor’s Office. The diocese supports zero tolerance for proven misconduct and calls for swift action and full reporting under state law. Archbishop Donoghue and Bishop Baker urged accountability and a national standard for handling abuse allegations.

Evatt Looker St. Mary's Charleston Ninth Circuit Solicitor’s Office Catholic Bishops of Arcabishop Joan F. Donoghue Atlanta People of God Donoghue

Tax credit aims to revitalize small towns with historic buildings

The program offers a tax credit against up to four years of state taxes for eligible historic properties. Eligibility includes on register properties or contributing to a district, with a $15 000 minimum renovation. Archives determines qualification. developers like DeWayne Anderson see it expanding project scope in Bennettsville and similar rural towns.

Archives and History Department Lennox Marlboro County Bennettsville DeWayne Anderson Anderson

Holiday traffic deaths rise across multiple counties

The Associated Press reports holiday traffic fatalities from many police agencies. Harold Reavis, 82, of Hampton, died at Grand Strand Regional Medical Center after a Friday motorcycle crash. his wife was treated for minor injuries. Others include Misty Ezzelle, 29, of West Columbia, and Stephan Holmes Jr, 43, of Prosperity, killed when their car left a secondary Lexington County road and struck trees. Pedro Diego, 30, of Greenville, died after his car ran off a road and hit a house while being pursued. David Herlong, 20, of Saluda, died when his car left the road and hit trees. Bradley Squires, 19, of Galivants Ferry, trapped in a car that caught fire after hitting a tree in Horry County. James Shull, 24, of Camden, died when the car he rode in swerved to avoid a stopped vehicle, rolled down an embankment, and he was ejected. The report covers incidents from 6 pm Friday to midnight Monday.

Harold Reavis Hampton Grand Strand Regional Medical Center Reavis Misty Carole Ezzelle West Columbia Stephan Edgar Holmes Jr Prosperity Lexington County Pedro P. Diego Greenville Highway Patrol David Perry Herlong Saluda Bradley Dean Squires Galivants Ferry Horry County James Brent Shull Camden Kershaw Shull Associated Press

UC Students Return From Israel Bethlehem Aid Incident

Two UC Berkeley and UC Riverside students, Robert ONeill and Nauman Zaidi, who were detained by Israel after delivering humanitarian aid to Palestinians during the Bethlehem church siege, arrived in Newark. Their families said they were happy and proud. UC officials said they were dropped from the overseas program for violating rules but not expelled and could seek readmission.

Riverside Calif University of California Israel Bethlehem United States Robert O'Neill UC Berkeley Claremont Nau Man Zaidi UC Riverside Rancho Cucamonga Newark International Airport Zaidi Nasim O'Neill Church of the West Bank American University Cairo

Wildfire Threat Near Mount Lemmon Evacuations Rise

Fire crews battle a 17,600 acre blaze near Mount Lemmon Arizona as 100 residents leave home areas. Wind slows containment while highway closures risk cutoffs to 700 homes and 15 businesses. One firefighter injured. county declares emergency to access aid. The blaze was spotted last Tuesday and is believed human caused.

Tucson Ariz Mount Lemmon Coronado National Forest Vima County Board of ‘Supervisors New Mexico Pecos Santa Fe National Forest

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