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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 25, 1995

Page

3

Beech Island men connected to murder case

William Dunbar and Anthony Charles Lee, both of Beech Island, are linked to a murder case. Robinson reportedly had a prior weapons charge with a court date the week Jennings was killed. Lee faced burglary and grand larceny charges after an arrest at Jessie Harrison's Beech Island home, with PTI status not disclosed by Solicitor Barbara Morgan due to law restrictions.

William Dunbar Anthony Charles Lee Beech Island Robinson Jennings Lee PTI Ito Jessie Harrison Williston Road Harrison Barbara Morgan

Probation Intervention Debate Linked to Harrison Burglary Case

The solicitor argued PTI aims to recover restitution and guide offenders, though not perfect. Lee had no prior record. Harrison victim did not respond to four letters at a Beech Island address, and the case prompts calls for possible legislative changes.

Lee Harrison Beech Island PTI

Park Attack Trial Hearings Focus on Race Issue

Witnesses described the victim being beaten and hearing threatening words amid an unprovoked park attack. Defense sought to question Harmon about a Jan. 5 racial encounter, but the judge ruled it collateral. The judge and solicitor argued over relevance and potential racial motive as the trial progressed.

Ms. Poteat Harmon Laney Dunbar Hughston Landry

Kindergarten Testing Yields Varied Pass Rates Across Groups

Analysis shows private kindergarten students outperforming public counterparts. Of 396 private entrants, 291 passed equal to 86.6 percent. Public kindergarten results: 1,087 of 1,661 passed, 62.4 percent. For reduced cost funch students, 70 of 109 passed, about 64.2 percent.

Six Students Charged In Rock Hill School Beating

York County authorities arrested Mareko Singleton 16 Justin Chisolm 17 and Monte Brice 18 on second degree lynching aggravated assault and conspiracy related to beating a white student William P Howard 9th grade at Rock Hill High School after he criticized an interracial couple A 4th student 15 was also arrested and released to guardians while two more suspects remained sought.

Rock Hill York County Joe Mitchell Mareko Singleton Justin Chisolm Monte Brice William P. Howard

Beating at School Sparks Suspension and Police Inquiry

Six students face suspension and a Family Court petition after a pupil was punched and kicked in a school hallway. Howard Campbell, 16, was left unconscious with facial bruising and mouth bleeding. a security guard was on duty but officials say prevention is difficult in a large campus. Two teens, 19 and 16, remain sought by authorities as the incident unfolds.

Eric Lessmeister Lessmeister Howard Baker

Evolution of Halloween Traditions Across Europe and America

The piece traces Halloween’s roots from Celtic fires to Roman and Welsh rites and explains trick or treat origins in 16th and 17th century Europe. It notes American spending exceeding 400 million dollars last year on candy and costumes and highlights rising Halloween greeting cards at 11 percent.

Pomona Europe American Greetings Greeting Card Company

Morris Denounces Eckstrom Over Tax Relief Funds

Columbia Comptroller General Earle Morris denounces state Treasurer Richard Eckstrom for withholding money to reimburse local governments for property tax cuts. Morris, a Democrat, says Eckstrom had no authority to withhold checks. The dispute concerns 195 million dollars cut by the Legislature and schools and local governments relying on the funds. Eckstrom proposed releasing one third in November and the remainder on December 15. Morris did not endorse the plan.

Columbia Earle Morris Richard Eckstrom Morris Budget and Control Board Eckstrom

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