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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 2007
Page
1
A 2009 GM feature lets authorities halt stolen vehicles remotely. The system activates upon police request, restricting movement and aiding recovery while reducing risk to bystanders and officers.
The SEC East reveals a fragmented outlook with six teams already carrying at least one conference loss. In related tech news, 2B Wasle becomes first in the state to acquire an internal combustion engine hydrogen fueled vehicle via a grant from the Washington Savannah River Company.
Obituary roundup lists individuals Janie Fulmer Barton and Austin Brown among recent deaths with links to Stiefeltown North Augusta Gibson Shepherdstown and Wa. including names Dean Jr O Neal Fallow Sr Kimmins Angus. Details on service times and burial locations not provided in fragment.
Aiken student Devin Baxley, born blind with cerebral palsy, will attend a Charlie Daniels Band show at the USC Aiken Convention Center after his tutor Javonna Dunbar arranged complimentary tickets. The effort comes as Devin loves music and his teachers say it brings him joy beyond CDs or radio.
An Aiken man Barry J. Smith, 23, is charged with kidnapping and first degree burglary after allegedly kicking in the front door of his estranged wife Valerie Woes home on Tuesday morning and dragging her by her hair and shirt as she returned with her 4 year old son. Police said the incident occurred shortly before 8 am on Morningside Drive.
City Manager Roger LeDue sought a Highway Safety grant to cover two added traffic officers, vehicles, and equipment. The award covers 80 percent state and 20 percent city match, funding one year of salaries. The plan mirrors North Augusta's traffic team and aims to reduce roadway fatalities in Aiken.
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