Changes under way at detention center as sheriff takes reins
Sheriff Michael Hunt, now running Doris C. Gravat Detention Center, outlines early reforms aimed at boosting efficiency and service. He notes inmate population fell from about 380 to under 350 as 30 cases moved to the state system, with praise for Solicitor Barbara Morgan and public defender officials.
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Aiken County
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Insurgents Strike Across Central Iraq Amid Fallujah Buildup
Amid a Fallujah buildup with about 10 000 U S troops massed, insurgents launched car bombs mortars and rockets across central Iraq wounding over 60 people including nearly two dozen Americans. US jets intensified airstrikes on Fallujah as Marines gather for dispatch.
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Vehicles of South Carolina unit armored after Iraq mission balk
Marines report their South Carolina based unit revised supply mission plans in Iraq and received armored vehicles as a precaution. The story notes prior hesitations and mentions pre battle activities to ease tension.
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Iraq
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Cold Front Bites With Record Cold Start to Week
A strong high pressure system drags cold air from Canada lowering temps to 36 degrees Saturday morning. Meteorologist John Lynn warns another cold front arrives Sunday evening with highs in the mid 60s and lingering chill through Friday.
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Aiken Driving Club’s Fall Weekend Drive in City
Carriages and horses paraded through downtown Aiken in a throwback event led by Ken Hardin, former club president, as Betsy Brandt and others showcased horsemanship and carriage fashions. The drive drew spectators near Aman da’s Restaurant to enjoy the scene and techniques.
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Aiken Driving Club
Ken Hardin
Amanda
Aiken
Hardin
Hitchcock Woods
Milledge
Clay Clyatt
Betsy Brandt
Native Americans showcase Pow Wow dances at Langley Pond
At Langley Pond a two day Intertribal Pow Wow and Cultural Festival featured fancy shawl, grass and traditional dances led by Lakota pair John Wakinyan and Barbara Morningstar of Pelion. Morningstar spoke of leadership in securing proper dress and performance. Admission is 3 dollars, children under 12 free, events run 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
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Langley Pond
John Wakingan
Barbara Morningstar
Pelion
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