Sketch seeks suspect in fatal Langley furniture store attack
The Aiken County Sheriff’s Office released a composite sketch of a man wanted in the murder of Rev. James Ivey after an assault at Jim’s Used Furniture on the Aiken Augusta Highway in Langley. Police say rob bery was the motive and describe the suspect as a black man 28 to 34, 6'2" to 6'5", about 240 pounds, with black hair and brown eyes, wearing a black T shirt, green gloves and blue jeans, driving a newer model black Ford Mustang with tinted windows. Tips to 642-1761 or 1-800-922-3211 or Crime Stoppers at 642-1798.
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Aiken County
James Ivey
Jim
Aiken-Augusta
Langley
Ivey
Medical College of Georgia
Augusta
Abandoned Homes List Triggers Public Hearings in Aiken County
County officials plan hearings on 18 plus properties deemed unfit for habitation in New Hope and nearby areas as part of a grant funded cleanup. Owners may respond and must show ability to renovate or county may assist with grants. Aiken County seeks a 250000 grant with a 10 percent match to address the list. The New Hope substation and community groups are cited as reducing crime.
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Knight
New Hope
Robert Christie
Aiken County
Sheriff's Office
Gregg St
Laurel Drive
Davis Road
Pine St
Seastrunk St
Church St
Holsenback St
Gentry St
Davis St
Railroad Avenue
Seastrunk
Gregg Street
Julianne Street
Aiken
Weaver St
Alpine St
S.C
Red Oak Drive
Thomas Street
Division of Community Grants
Pam Brightharp
Christie
Aiken Housing Authority
Residents oppose Excel annexation buffer zone changes
Residents surrounding Strat ford Hall express concern over a drainage system and traffic from Excel facility. The council approves annexation with a no-structure buffer rule and traffic study requirement, while Excel reps abstain.
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Stratford Hall
Excel
Clinton pushes 100 million budget for toxic cleanups debate
The administration seeks about 100 million for toxic waste cleanups while critics call the package anti-environmental. Lawmakers struggle over spending across health education labor and foreign aid as they keep the government funded with temporary extensions. Negotiations touch on prescription coverage for federal workers international family planning immigration high tech visas and census sampling pending Supreme Court rulings. Clinton presses 12 billion for modernization and peacekeeping while Republicans seek seven billion for defense and IMF financing with stricter loan controls.
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Clinton
House
Senate
New York
House Appropriations Committee
Bob Livingston
R-La
Lott
District of Columbia
Commerce, Justice
State Department
Supreme Court
Bosnia
International Monetary Fund
Farm hosts exotic animals for daytime tours and night-time viewing
Nisbet family opens a养 farm with over 100 pumpkins and a miniature zoo of exotic animals including Akitas. Teachers from Busbee Elementary visit to plan field trips and integrate conservation and social studies. Visitors can see animals by day and observe from afar at night while lessons highlight habitats and care.
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Ms. Nisbet
Busbee
Wagener
Linda Gunter
Melissa Price
Lexington
LabCorp
Nisbet
Akitas
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Beverly Clyburn
Ginny Southwor
Kim Nisbit
Margaret Woods
Kristy Gunter
Carolyn Price
Eudora Farms
Pekar
Rn and
Labor
Trane
Park Ave
Apple
Canon
Epson
Hewlett
Lexmark
IBM
Pictur & Delvery
Eudora Soma
Duchess
Munchkin
Statew Wellcome
Bettr Nat *Home Inc
C & A Mortgage Services, Inc
Bia
Isian Hou
Helen Owens
Kel Driepion
Priest Yeah
Hayne Ave
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