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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 2007
Page
4
Reader interest rises over completion status and expenditure for the Palmetto Parkway. The Aiken Standard previews Sunday highlights including caring athletes honored by NBA stars, World Series previews, Alzheimer’s awareness walks, a Carolina basketball outcome, CBS gamble on Viva Laughlin, and Neal McCoy’s inside look at his music.
Deputies seek William T. Sanders as a third suspect in a five-vehicle theft ring traced to Beech Island. Timothy B. Hall surrendered after being charged with possession of a stolen vehicle. Tony A. Johnson was arrested with two counts. Cars were sold to CMC Recycling for over $1,200. Police urge tips to Aiken County Sheriff's Office or Crime Stoppers.
The record outlines individuals booked at the Doris C. Gravatt Detention Center for October 5 through 11. It notes many were arrested and charged but not yet proven guilty, with bonds, holds, and varied charges including trespassing, disorderly conduct, domestic violence, drug offenses, driving suspensions, and homicide-related counts.
Police seek tips about a suspect caught on store surveillance earlier this month for using a stolen credit card. The victim reported card activity at a York Street convenience store and a gas station and Wal Mart after work, with possible loss at drop. Contact Investigator Kirk Owen at Aiken Public Safety.
Salvador Antonio Cartagena 37 was sentenced by US District Judge Margaret B Seymour to 140 months in federal prison for illegal entry in the United States. After serving, he will be deported. Cartagena, arrested in December by Aiken police for disorderly conduct, had a 1992 felony drug conviction and prior deportation to El Salvador. Hotel Aiken hosts a free Monday game at 9 p.m.
The American Guild of Organists will present a free clinic on Choral Techniques and Development at 8 p.m. Monday. For information call 270-1748 or email msorganist3 yahoo com.
Watford’s School of Karate will offer its 25th Annual Women’s Self Defense and Awareness Clinic on Tuesday. The event aims to empower participants with practical defense techniques and situational awareness led by the school’s instructors.
Classes are free and open to the public with girls as young as 12 urged to attend. Reserve a spot by calling (803) 649-2236.
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