Aiken Olympic shooting center to close after Games
Sherman a Neptune New Jersey native began leasing the property with an option to buy. The eviction process was under way to free up the site. Ms Houghton aims to keep the shooting center as a county asset for national and international events. Courtney Conger said the land was for sale. The Aiken Olympic Training Coordination Committee noted city funds totaling 20000 dollars were allocated with 10000 from accommodations tax money for facility improvements and the county was asked for another 10000 but declined.
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Neptune
Toole
Houghton
Courtney
Tom Nadolski
Aiken
Robbers linked to North Augusta holdup on trial hinge
Trial testimony centers on Miles Suber and Stewart Weeks accusing each other in a bank holdup plot. Dean A Eichelberger argues judge Simons Jr not bound by plea deals while Weeks challenges credibility and seeks to counter testimony from Luber and Miles as FBI agent Dolphin prepared to testify.
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Suber
Dean A. Eichelberger
Stewart
North Augusta
Smalls
Suter
Eichelberger
US District Court
Charles E. Simons Jr
Aiken
Bill Weeks
Stewart Weeks
Weeks
Luber
Sichelberger
Glenn Dolphin
FBI
South Carolina youths convicted in toddler beating case
In Mecklenburg County juvenile court a 13-year-old boy was found guilty of aggravated malicious wounding after a 3-year-old girl from Lancaster, D.C. was beaten for not crying. An 11-year-old girl pleaded guilty to assault and battery in a brief hearing. A third youth may face adult charges.
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South Carolina
Lancaster
D.C
Peaten
Mecklenburg County
Hill faces multiple charges after DSS worker murders
Hill, held in Augusta on a fugitive warrant, faces three murder counts, kidnapping, and assault with intent to kill after the killings of DSS workers Josie Curry James Riddle and Michael Gregory. Kirkland Barkley notes the facility is Level 3 with a larger infirmary. Extradition to South Carolina was not contested.
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Barkley
Hill
DSS
Josie Curry
James Riddle
Michael Gregory
Augusta
South Carolina
Pearson
Bell's electrocution ends notorious murder case
In Lexington South Carolina Larry Gene Bell, 47, set to die in the electric chair for the 1985 murders of 17 year old Shaun Faye Smith and 9 year old Debra Helmick, claimed to be Jesus Christ though investigators found both bodies after his kidnapping and alleged rapes. The state Supreme Court refused to halt the execution despite mental health defenses.
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South Carolina
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Donnie Myers
Hannibal
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Debra Helmick
Gilbert
Shari
Lexington County
Red Bank
Debra
Richland County
Columbia County
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