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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 2001
Page
2
The Aiken County Teen Pregnancy Prevention Council reports 15 to 17 year old pregnancies fell in 2000 to 41.2 per 1,000 from 48.5 in 1999, while 18 to 19 year olds rose from 228 to 268 pregnancies. Director Margaret Key urges better targeted programs and more state data.
Richard Smith and Jane Vaughters took the oath of office joining council incumbents Lessie Price and Pat Canning. City Clerk Sara Ridout administered the oath as 18 year veteran Michael Anaclerio received a standing ovation and announced his retirement. Eric Radford was not present and had been defeated in the Republican primaries. both Anaclerio and Radford received plaques and keys to the city at a prior meeting.
Aiken Department of Public Safety and the Drug Enforcement Administration seized more than 130000 dollars in cash last week after narcotics dogs alerted on packages at an Aiken area business. Det. Wendell Hall said the case involves packages leaving South Carolina and that no arrests have been made yet.
USC Aiken hosts a Beginning Teachers Fair today at 4 p.m. at the Ruth Patrick Center with the Aiken County School District. The event features speakers from USCA and local education leaders, exhibits from Cre teacher supply and The Aiken Standard, and breakout sessions on parental involvement and classroom tools.
Aiken City Council approved developing an Old Aiken Master Plan. City staff and volunteers will gather data and draft the plan with a consultant possibly reviewing later due to budget limits. The plan covers the entire 100 block downtown to preserve character and guide future development.
Ricardo Williams and Christopher Gleaton, both 19, were arrested Monday after a neighbor found a homeowner’s back door open at a Wagener residence on Wagon Tong Road. Police tracked the suspects from the scene to nearby homes, seizing money and jewelry reported stolen. Both were charged with burglary second degree and larceny and held at the Aiken County Detention Center.
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