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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 18, 1996

Page

6

Witnesses recall starts of murder trial in Gatti case

Witnesses described odd clues in the Gatti case as the trial opened. Mrs Helminiak and Fields testified about Mrs Gatti’s lifestyle and neighbors helping each other. Prosecutors argued Council raped, robbed and killed the elderly woman, while defense urged careful consideration of the evidence. Counts testified to drama of the crime scene and fibers and other evidence found, noting Council’s fingerprints were not present.

Council Whittle Donnie Council Greg Harlow Aiken County Detention Center Aiken County Alicia Bodie Charles Counts Counts Newberry Police Department

Spartanburg Visit Highlights Manhattan Project Defender

Gene Rutledge recalls joining the Manhattan Project at 19 after leaving Clemson to work in Oak Ridge. Speaking in Spartanburg, he defends his role in building the atomic bomb, urges yearly candlelight honors for Truman and Hiroshima, and supports Byrnes and Hirohito in memorial lighting.

Spartanburg Gene Rutledge Drayton Mill Clemson Drayton Oak Ridge Tenn Rutledge Manhattan Project

Odometer tampering probe extends to Baltimore dealers

Nine Baltimore area wholesale used car dealers and two NC and SC state vehicle clerks face federal charges in an odometer fraud ring. Indictments unsealed in Baltimore allege a East Coast and Indiana network rolled back 25 odometers, including one by nearly 90,000 miles. Sandra Hoffman, 39, of Baltimore, is charged with conspiracy securities fraud and money laundering for allegedly funding the scheme.

Baltimore North Carolina South Carolina Lynne Battaglia Indiana Battaglia Sandra Hoffman

North Charleston woman charged in deadly arson case

In Charleston area news a North Charleston woman Mildred Jenkins aged 47 was charged with first degree arson for a fire that damaged a dilapidated house and killed Johnny White a 42 year old man who suffered burns over 90 percent of his body and died at Medical University Hospital Saturday officials said Chief investigator C Benjamin Norris of the North Charleston Fire Department reported the death and the charge was filed Wednesday.

Cheer Makes War Eagles Cheer On Despite Injuries

Barbie Lott bears a broken leg yet will join the War Eagles on the sidelines cast and all. Coach Susie Navarro, second coach this year, is praised as unsung but vital for motivation and team spirit as players battle through bruises and setbacks.

Barbie Lott War Eagles Susie Navarro Wagener-Salley High School Ms. Navarro Steve Dufour Shanese Cauthen USC Aiken

District reaction to drug and weapon incidents in schools

Mrs Proctor notes concern over rising drug related incidents in schools and states adults are not kept in possession. she calls for clear discipline and parental involvement to ensure students are monitored and not involved with alcohol or weapons.

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