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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1996
Page
6
Prosecutor Morgan presented a brutal murder case against Council, recounting a sequence of rape, beatings, and a deadly solvent mixture used on Mrs. Gatti. Witnesses, including former guards and a store clerk, described Council's strength and escapes from restraints as the penalty phase moved toward jurors' deliberations.
The Aiken County Board of Education held its first public meeting in the new district headquarters on Brookhaven Drive. The session ran under 30 minutes with focus on construction and accountability, followed by over two hours in executive session to hear student expulsion appeals and discuss contract proposals.
Ivan Weta led a Tuesday briefing on South Aiken High Kennedy Middle and New Ellenton Middle projects with upbeat timelines. Dr Frank Roberson cited the 30 member accountability commission. The board approved a 24 hour EMS station at J D Lever Elementary and hired additional staff while touring the new district building set to host public meetings.
Republican candidate Phil Mottel 36 outlines community roots and plans to keep North Augusta values. A Westinghouse senior program planner, he highlights public service history as Senate intern and campaign volunteer. He cites family, commitment to local youth, and future of the city as core motives.
Odenthal and Meyers highlight the PACT organization that backs law enforcement bike programs. Wendell Edwards received $1,000 Fuji bike for teaching, while Fuji also donated bicycles to SEBA board members, making Aiken unique in receiving three bikes.
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