Not guilty plea in Augusta mass killer case
Rivera, 37, pleads not guilty to more than a dozen charges including aggravated sodomy, aggravated assault, rape, murder and gun possession. He faces two Richmond County murder counts and potential Aiken County killings. Judge Albert Pickett read the charges. Solicitor Barbara Morgan has not set court dates. Georgia custody could affect prosecution in the Aiken cases. Christie Barton survived a knife attack. victim Marni Glista and Tabatha Bosdell were killed.
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Marni Glista
Tabatha L. Bosdell
Christiee Barton
Panthers' Original 10 sign with team in 1994
The Panthers connected to Matt Campbell and nine others as the club's first free agents on December 17 1994. Campbell remains with the squad six years later as the only survivor of the Original 10, a fact noted by longtime observers.
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Black church leaders oppose state lottery in rally
Bishop Henry Belin and other black church leaders led a rally at Bethel AME Church urging South Carolinians to vote no on a state run lottery. More than 150 people gathered to oppose what they called an evil threatening families and the state with the November 7 ballot.
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County receives 2.5M in state school funds for Aiken
Aiken County public schools obtained 2.5 million dollars under the State School Facilities Bond Act, part of a 750 million statewide distribution. Officials call it the largest infusion of state money for construction since the early 1950s, enabling renovation, expansion, and new school building projects across the county.
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Presidential candidates seek momentum in final weekend
Bush and Gore chased momentum in the campaign's last weekend. Gore blitzed Missouri Iowa and Tennessee while highlighting the economy. Bush targeted health care tying Gore to Hillarycare and planned rallies in Michigan West Virginia and New Jersey with Florida stops. Perot endorsed Bush as both camps warned voters about readiness and judgment.
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