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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 31, 2002

Page

8

Warning on Chronic Health Issues in Scuba Diving

Dear Abby letters warn readers about scuba diving risks for people with chronic conditions such as asthma and heart disease. The editor cites a study and notes safety gear costs, urging precautions to prevent tragedy and encourage certification training.

Abby Randall Alfred Bove Sarah Moody Charleston S.C Sarah Pauline Phillips Jeanne Phillips Abigail ‘van Buren Dear

Fake bank robbery art project ends in charges in Denville

Two 18 year olds Matthew Basile and Remigiusz Wojdala faced disorderly conduct charges after police spotted them near Fleet Bank while filming a staged bank robbery. A toy gun was found in their car and a video scene was shown. They were ordered to appear in municipal court with potential six month jail term and fines up to $1000.

Denville, Nut Matthew Basile Remigiusz Wojdala

Family sues NYC over fatal drunken-driving crash

Relatives of four family members killed by off-duty officer Joseph Gray filed a $200 million wrongful-death suit against New York City the Patrolmen’s Benevolent Association and Gray. The suit claims the police culture tolerated alcohol abuse and shielded offenders. Gray was convicted of manslaughter after a 12-hour binge ending when his minivan struck the victims on a Brooklyn street August 4.

New York City New York Joseph Gray Patrolmen’s Benevolent Association Gray PBA Harold Levy 72Nd Precinct Brooklyn

Air Force airman pleads guilty in Philadelphia slaying

Troy Graves, 30, pleaded guilty to the Philadelphia murder and related rapes, receiving life without parole for the slaying and six additional 10 to 20 year terms. He admitted being the Center City Rapist who assaulted women in Rittenhouse Square from 1997 to 1999, including Shannon Schieber. Graves apologized and urged better future investigations while Schieber’s family sued city officers over the case.

Center City Troy Graves Philadelphia Air Force Colorado Graves Ute Colorado State University Fort Collins Colo Rittenhouse Square Shannon Schieber University of Pennsylvania Chevy Chase

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