Woman gets 20 years for killing father in South Carolina
A Gloverville woman Susan Finiak, 41, pled guilty to voluntary manslaughter in the January 2001 beating death of her 71 year old father Rudolph Edward Hydrick Sr. She was sentenced by Circuit Court Judge William P. Keesley to 20 years, with an initial stay in a mental health facility.
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Gloverville
Susan Finiak
Rudolph Edward Hydrrick Sr
Hydrick
Finiak
Circuit Court
William P. Keesley
ATC lab praised for fire safety training facility
National Park Service official Hal Spencer lauds Aiken Technical College for the FAST Laboratory a state of the art hands on fire suppression and alarm training lab developed with Savannah River Site support. Spencer envisions national workshops and ongoing sessions drawing federal state and private participants.
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Aiken Technical College
National Park Service
ATC
Hal Spencer
Park Service
Boise
Idaho
Spencer
Richard
McEachern
United States
FAST
MTTC
Savannah River
SRS
National Ark Service
Puerto Rico
National Fire Academy
Graham seeks SRS plutonium policy and reform goals
Senator elect Lindsey Graham prioritizes preventing Savannah River Site from becoming a permanent plutonium repository. He aims to pass a teacher loan forgiveness program, back Bush's national agenda, be a key ally to the party leader, and push Social Security reform as a first term focus. Hodges had blocked plutonium transports, but roadblocks were lifted and shipments resume.
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Savannah River
Lindsey Graham
Aso
Graham
Bush
Sen
Strom Thurmond
SAS
Gev
Jim Hodges
Hodges
Musician returns to her roots at Aiken High School
Oboist Peggy Grant a 1973 graduate returns home to Aiken High School to work with the wind ensemble and perform with Joe Laurenzas wind ensemble at USC Aiken Etherredge Center on Monday Nov 11 at 8 pm. Grant has performed with regional orchestras in Ohio Indiana and Kentucky and will join students for Variations on a Theme of Glinka by Rimsky Korsakov.
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Aiken High School
Peggy Grant
Ohio
Indiana
Kentucky
Grant
Joe Laurenza
USC Aiken
al and
Jean Grabb
First Presbyterian Church
Ken Courtney
Rimsky-Korsakov
Aiken High Wind Ensemble Concert At USC Aiken
The Aiken High School Wind Ensemble will give a concert at USC Aiken on November 11 at 8 p.m. Admission is 5 dollars. Guest conductor Dr. William Davis will premiere his own Rhapsody for Oboe and Band with oboist Peggy Grant, an Aiken High graduate. Grant will also perform Variations on a Theme by Rimsky Korsakov with the ensemble.
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Rob Novi
Peggy Grant
Aiken High School
USC Aiken
Oboist
Aiken High
Cincinnati College-Conservatory of Music
Grant
Glinka
Rimsky-Korsakov
Aiken County elects seven newcomers to state and local seats
In a Tuesday vote seven newcomers won offices from the S C House to the Aiken County Board of Education. Jim Stewart will hold House 86 and Ken Clark House 96 seats and take office after Friday’s certification. Supporters predict strong committee appointments and bright potential for Stewart as he replaces Charles Sharpe.
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Aiken County
S.C. House of Representatives
S.C
Jim Stewart
Ken Clark
Stewart
Clark
House
James Roland Smith
Charles Sharpe
Smith
Skipper Perry
R-Aiken
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Scot Webster
James Munger
Aiken Technical College Manufacturing Faci
Etherredge Center
Johann Strauss Jr
Rimsky- Korsakov, Copland
John Bratton
William Davis
University of Georgia, Davis
Cronew
Abby
John Albert Butler
Aiken
John W. Efird
Granitevile
Jenson Brown
B” Jennings
Warrenville
Idella Kennedy
Lanham
Royce Kistler Perry, Johnston
Arthur H. Smith
New Ellenton
Ryberg
Sanford
Greg Ryberg
Mark Sanford
South Carlina
Pat
Encoumy Legiste
Volve
Stewar
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