31 May 2001
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 31, 2001
Page
1
The Aiken Standard features a health care directory organized by professional categories. It highlights local doctors, clinics, and specialists available to readers seeking medical services in the area.
Clemson University has self imposed two football scholarships for the 2002 season and froze the salary of an assistant coach after reporting several NCAA secondary rules violations in the program. Coach Tommy Bowden pledged to win with integrity, though he was not named in any violation.
Death notices list George Fox Lozell Baker Philips Warrevie Eva Lewis Jones and Aen in Batesbury. Obituaries appear on page 6A.
Seven Murphy Village residents face a federal indictment for using false income figures and a fake company to obtain vehicles. Three pleaded guilty and await sentencing in Aiken, while two fugitives released on bonds remain at large. Victims include Jim Ellis Volkswagen of Atlanta and Catawba Insurance, connected to a fictitious stolen car report.
Miriam Eckenrode, owner of Faux Finish Artist, turns a downtown exterior painting dream into reality by creating a mural of the Newberry Street Festival Center arches. She collaborated with Don Wells of Park Avenue Paints and Carolina Awards for guidance on vinyl lettering and geometric detailing. Her husband aided the design, as did friends who helped perfect the circles in the arches.
Graduation season sweeps county as area seniors prepare to march in ceremonies across multiple schools. Many diplomas were handed out earlier this week, with remaining graduations slated Friday evenings in school gyms and churches.
The State Court of Appeals upheld a family court order in a Belvedere divorce case, distributing $9 million in lottery winnings. Angela J. Thomas and Kevin M. Thomas must share the prize from a winning ticket held by Ms. Thomas, under Judge Peter Nuessle's original decision.
A forensic pathologist performed a new autopsy on the exhumed body of York police officer Henry C. Schaad, shot during the 1969 race riots. The examination at York Hospital reportedly found metallic remnants in the remains as prosecutors reinvestigate the killings of Schaad and Lillie Belle Allen during July 1969 disturbances.
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