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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 31, 2002
Page
9
The diocese reports 23 complaints against priests since the 1960s. Eleven priests were removed, two others died or left active ministry. A Charleston County Sheriff release notes a victim alleges assault between January and June 1977. Evatt was suspended after an allegation, resigning May 18 citing health issues. Associated Press contributed.
County planning delegate Dennis Gmerek says a single adopted document will avoid conflicts. City planning delegate Ronny Bolton notes traffic flow and safety must be addressed, not just aesthetics. The task force will send its final draft to planning commissions and both councils for approval.
Governors vetoes threaten Medicaid study funds and draw sharp rebuke from lawmakers. Hodges defends line-item cuts while McConnell and Wilkins argue separation of powers and constitutional limits. Court challenges loom over Budget and Control Board authority as lawmakers vow unity.
The 90,000 square foot Wire Road detention center aims to relieve overcrowding at the Hampton Avenue jail. Rowley notes the facility will house 350 inmates initially with bank beds to reach about 500, plus a staffed kitchen, infirmary, courtroom, visiting areas and high tech computerized controls for pod operations and security.
Guidance counselor Cathy Neal cried as she praised the Class of 2002 at Silver Bluff. Graduates heard from Staci Stowell and heard themes of patriotism, service, and pursuing higher education. Speeches by Art Hadden and McDowell urged reverence for ideals and personal gifts. Summa cum laude honorees included McDowell, Floyd, and others.
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