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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 19, 2004

Page

7

Sumter shooting victims' families may seek state aid

Victims’ families may receive up to four thousand dollars for funeral expenses from the state Crime Victims' Compensation Fund with an additional similar amount for medical bills counseling or lost wages. Stephen Corey Bryant 23 of Sumter is charged with three counts of murder and two counts of first degree burglary.

Sumter Sumter County Stephen Corey Bryant Clifton Gainey Willard Tietjen Christopher Earl Burgess Bryant Sumter-Lee State Crime Victims’ Compensation Fund Gwen Herod

Sumter Shooting Victims to Receive Funeral and Medical Aid

Families of three Sumter shooting victims will receive up to 4000 dollars to cover funeral costs and similar amounts for medical bills counseling or lost wages. The funds come from the Crime Victims Compensation Fund, financed by court fines and administered by the governor's office. Stephen Corey Bryant, 23, is charged with killing three men as the case unfolds. The program began in the mid-1980s and is funded by crime defendants' fines, a self supporting system.

Stephen Corey Bryant Sumter Sumter County

Federal grant funds emergency phone systems for area schools

The U S Education Department awarded over 1 million dollars to Charleston and Georgetown county districts and to Richland District 2 and Rock Hill School District to run Connect-Ed. The system will notify more than 16 000 students and parents within about four minutes about emergencies or events using up to six contact numbers per student. Associate Superintendent Lynn Moody cites timely alerts for incidents such as field trips and bus delays.

Rock Hill U.S. Education Department Office of Safe and Drug-Free Schools Charleston Georgetown County Richland District Charleston County Lynn Moody

Church leader warns lands for reconciliation running out

Charleston reports that Anglican officials debate the Episcopal Church’s consecration of a gay bishop. Rev. Kendall Harmon says the church faces a marriage in separation with high stakes for divorce or reconciliation. The U S presiding bishop expressed regret for turmoil but not repenting the appointment. The Episcopal Church has 2.3 million members in the United States.

Charleston Episcopal Church Kendall S. Harmon Diocese of South Carolina Harmon London U.S. Episcopal Church W. Gene Robinson New Hampshire U.S Anglican Communion Summerville National Church Robinson

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