Episcopal Diocese Named In Lawsuit
A woman, Diana Glass, sues the South Carolina Diocese of the Protestant Episcopal Church and Bishop Edward Salmon in Richland County Court claiming negligence and other torts after alleging former priest Antoine Campbell committed lewd acts and touching without consent while serving as canon missioner for social ministries in the Lowcountry.
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Charleston
Diana Glass
Edward Salmon
South Carolina
Protestant Episcopal Church
Richland
Glass
Salmon
Antoine L. Campbell
Social Ministries
Rape Suspect Leads Police On Chase
MYRTLE BEACH AP A 21 year old Charleston area man Roy Chapman is charged with raping a 16 year old girl and ramming a police car as he fled from North Charleston to avoid arrest. The teen was abducted at knifepoint by a friend and an acquaintance and raped by one of the men. Her car and wallet were stolen. Paul Helton, 19, surrendered and provided information about Chapman’s location. Chapman reportedly led police on a pursuit before attempting to strike a patrol car with two officers inside.
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Myrtle Beach
Roy Chapman
North Charleston
Sun News
Paul Helton
Charleston County Sheriff's Department
Chapman
Robert Starr
Roger Pierce
Notices on Page 2B list various residents
The page highlights ary notices for individuals including Charles Alston of North Augusta, Cynthia Grimes of Aiken, Gwendolyn Phelps of Orangeburg, Adrian Settles of New Ellenton, Kathryn Sikes of Augusta, William C. Vigrass of Aiken, Bobby Williams of Gaston, and Robert D. Yeater of Harlem, Georgia.
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Charles Alston
North Augusta
Cynthia Grimes
Aiken
Gwendolyn Phelps
Orangeburg
Adrian Settles
New Ellenton
Kathryn Sikes
Augusta
William C. Vigrass
Bobby Williams
Gaston
Robert D. Yeater
Harlem
Police Partners With Health Dept On Prenatal Care Outreach
Aiken public safety and the health department team up in a pilot program titled MOMS and COPS to boost prenatal care. Officers from the PACT Team act as mobile resource centers, guiding pregnant residents to public programs and services while addressing fears about law enforcement.
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Health Dept
Health Department
Pro A
Karen Papouchado
Ms. Papouchado
Aiken
Adps Public Safety and
Nobel Peace Prize awarded to Arafat Rabin and Peres
Oslo report says Yasser Arafat Yitzhak Rabin and Shimon Peres share the 1994 Nobel Peace Prize amid controversy after the Oslo accords and amid a week of extremist violence. A committee member resigned in protest.
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Oslo
Norway
PLO
Yasser Arafat
Yitzhak Rabin
Shimon Peres
Arafat
Peres
Rabin
Kare Kristiansen
Kristiansen
Francis Sejersted
Han
Libertarian Challenge Reaches High Court in South Carolina
The Aiken County Libertarian Party appeals its razor thin 1992 county council defeat to the U S Supreme Court. Chair Tom King says the party may win and could trigger election law changes. Greene and McKenzie race cited as proof a Libertarian can win. Other Libertarian hopefuls and strategy discussed as November elections near.
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Aiken County
Libertarian Party
U.S. Supreme Court
Tom King
King
ACLP
District 3
LaVana McKenzie
Doug Greene
S.C. Supreme Court
Greene
Ron McCoy
County
Wayne Henderson
James R
Computers For DSS Hits Snag At Aiken Office Upgrade
The Aiken County Department of Social Services Child Protective Services division is computerizing after receiving 32 IBM PCs and six laser printers funded at $192,000. Once installed, only enough electrical power to run 10 machines limits the full networking of the 32 units, prompting Margaret Key to seek funds from the county council for the needed upgrades.
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Child Protective Services
Aiken County
Aiken
Social Security Benefits Increase in 1995
Secretary Donna E. Shalala announced a 2.8 percent cost of living rise for 45 million Social Security and SSI recipients. The average retired worker benefit will grow by $19 to $898 starting Jan 8, while SSI maximums rise to $458 for individuals and $687 for couples.
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Washington
Donna E. Shalala
Department of Health and Human Services
Munn Agrees To Return To Aiken County
John Jacob Munn Jr. will not fight extradition from Oklahoma and will be transported to the Aiken County Detention Center early next week. He is wanted in the Sept 30 murder of his wife Deborah Arthurs Munn in Gloverville. After eluding five law agencies, Munn signed the Oklahoma waiver and the county plans to use a private transport firm for return to Aiken County.
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John Jacob Munn
Oklahoma
Aiken County
Gloverville
Deborah Arthurs Munn
Tim Hofman
Munn
District Court of Oklahoma
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Palmetto’ Review
Episcopal Diocese
Abby
Opitu
P.A.C.T
Wilson Dandy
Dandy
Police
Hhis Week
Abin
High
Erick
Ward
Lee
Erick. Ward
Hoffman
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