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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 01, 2007

Page

7

Egyptian Students Charged With Transporting Explosives

Ahmed Abdellatif Mohamed and Rousset Megahed, Egyptian engineering students at the University of South Florida, were indicted in Washington on charges of transporting explosive materials across state lines. Mohamed is accused of teaching how to use them, with terrorism related counts. They were stopped August 4 in Goose Creek, South Carolina, with pipe bombs near a Navy base and remain jailed on state charges.

Washington, D.C University of South Florida Ahmed Abdellatif Sheriff Mohamed Rousset Megahed Goose Creek S.C South Carolina Mohamed Justice Department

Romney Campaign Motorcade Escorts Through Saluda County

Mitt Romney's South Carolina campaign caravan was escorted by Saluda County Sheriff Jason Booth with blue lights as it moved from the Aiken County line to Newberry. Officers slowed traffic to 10 to 15 mph over posted limits, cited for safety and timely campaign stops, Booth declined further comment.

Saluda Mitt Romney South Carolina Saluda County Jason Booth Romney Aiken County Newberry Associated Press Booth Rmmp

Ravenel to plead guilty to cocaine charge in federal case

Former South Carolina treasurer Thomas Ravenel plans to plead guilty next week to a federal cocaine conspiracy charge. He faces up to 20 years in prison and a $1 million fine. Ravenel agreed to provide financial information, cooperate with prosecutors, and take a lie detector test if requested. He resigned last summer after indictment and remains free on bond as Converse Chellis prepares to serve the remainder of the term.

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