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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 2012
Page
4
Local fair officials say trouble is deterred by strict rules. The event runs in Aiken through Saturday with gates at 5 p.m. on weekdays and noon on Saturday, admission $6. Reporter Teddy Kulmala, Clemson graduate from Williston, covers the crime beat.
AAA Carolinas president David E. Parsons notes price drops are welcome but driven by world events beyond the U.S. The analyst Crosby expects plummeting prices to slow and inch downward toward November, with no looming sharp rise before Thanksgiving.
City Human Resources Director Alicia Davis praised the Expo as many attendees seek work. Alex Cavanaugh, with a communications degree, aims for public-facing roles. The Job Connection center offers free computer access, job books, resume software, and volunteer interview mentors. Call 649-7694 for more information.
The Doris C. Gravat Detention Center released a booking summary for Oct 23 noting arrestees charged with crimes such as criminal domestic violence driving under suspension and grand larceny. Some detainees may be released on bond and a guilty verdict is not implied.
South Carolina Gov. Nikki Haley endorses Deedee Vaughters for the District 26 Senate seat in West Columbia. Haley criticizes Sen. Nikki Setzler and promotes term limits while Vaughters pledges to knock on doors and rally supporters, joined by Sen. Tom Davis and other conservatives.
A series of burglaries reported on Florence Street York Street Bedford Place and Aldrich Street with items missing from residences and a black Chevrolet Impala taken from York Street. Guns reported missing on Bedford Place and electronics missing at Aldrich Street. No substantiation found for shots fired near Hitchcock Parkway. Multiple break ins reported across several local roads.
A 19 year old woman told Public Safety a man in a black Jeep tracked her along Pine Log Road from an intersection to the Kroger lot and back. Officers stopped the vehicle after the man admitted seeing her and liking her tattoos. He was released after a trespass check. A Warrenville man detained for trespassing later faced drug paraphernalia charges after allegedly attempting to destroy a crack pipe in a patrol car. Police found shards of glass and burnt steel wool in the back seat, with the man kicking the cage during transport.
The Langley Bath Clear Water Historical Society will meet at 7 p.m. on November 1 at the Midland Valley Lions Club in Bath. Guest speaker Charles Hilton will discuss Confederate gold. For more information call 593-2271 or 593-3034.
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