14 Oct 2005
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 2005
Page
1
Hastings Arthur Wise has an execution date scheduled for November 4, three weeks from now, as reported in the 2A section. The 2A note confirms the planned date in the jurisdiction handling Wise's case.
Aiken Standard highlights Clifton Taulbert book Eight Habits of the Heart guided reading. Readers discuss literature as part of the daily literacy feature. Obituaries listed include Claude Barnett Marvin Hail Eirie Locklear Lorene Long and Catherine Washington with funeral notices on page 5B.
Aiken County Sheriff Michael Hunt reports his Glock Model 27 .40-caliber duty weapon stolen from a patrol vehicle amid a spate of car burglaries in Graniteville. He offers a $200 reward for return or information leading to arrest, noting other items stolen were recovered. Police say several break ins and car burglaries occurred in Graniteville and nearby areas with cross-agency efforts ongoing. Citizens urged to contact Sheriff’s Office or Aiken Public Safety with tips.
Aiken County Board of Education will ask the County Council for a 30 day extension before deciding to accept or opt out of a 36 million Tax Increment Financing plan tied to a major private development. The board wants an independent analysis of TIF impact and questions potential revenue loss to the school district.
In spring 2000 Cindy Meares notices her mother Vi Tyler’s math slips and repetitive conversations. As Alzheimer’s emerges, Vi’s longtime independence strains family plans. Meares records the gradual decline while seeking professional evaluation and care strategies.
The Palmetto Chapter of the Alzheimer's Association plans the 2005 Memory Walk at Aiken Regional Medical Center on Saturday. Registration opens at 8 a.m. and the walk begins at 9. Proceeds support local Alzheimer's services.
Dr. Paul Weston received 500000 in damages from the Margaret J. Weston Medical Center after a breach of contract suit. The verdict included 200000 in actual damages and 300000 in punitive damages. The center plans post trial motions with a November hearing set by Judge Early. The Weston Center began in Clearwater in 1971 and now operates in Clearwater with satellites in Aiken and Jackson.
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