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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 09, 1998

Page

13

Burglary and Domestic Disturbances Reported in County

Deputies logged 37 domestic calls over Labor Day weekend and investigated multiple burglaries. A Salley incident ended with a son threatening his mother and slashing her wrist with a knife. Other reports included a prowler on Holder Road, a Cadillac Ranch armed robbery, a bicycle theft on Kellogg Drive, window burglary on Old Friar Road, a Waffle House cash loss, a Honda 4 wheeler theft, and burglaries at Trolley Line Road, Vintage Vale Road, Kinmont Street, and South Boundary. A juvenile identified a New Ellenton man linked to a sex crime ride.

Aiken Holder Road Batesburg Cadillac Ranch US. 78 Williston Kellogg Drive Old Friar Road Waffle House Interstate 20 Blackstone Camp Road Trolley Line Graniteville Vale Road Kinmont Street Ellenton Pine Street South Boundary

Free WWJD Bracelets Offered With Grant Support

Brightly colored WWJD bracelets meaning What Would Jesus Do are being distributed via a grant from Friends of the WWJD. Each household may request one free bracelet by sending a long SASE to WWJD Box 629 Burgin KY 40310. extra bracelets cost $1 each or 3 for $2.

Friends of the

Board adopts conduct codes for student athletes in Aiken County

The Aiken County Board of Education approved a conduct code stating participation in team sports and extracurriculars is a privilege. It outlines steps to remove or suspend students for crimes against persons theft vandalism gross disrespect or immorality as it reviews misconduct by student athletes.

Aiken County Board of Education Bill Burkhalter Burkhalter

Volunteers fight crime in reserve officer program

John Downs and about 30 volunteers train and patrol with the Aiken County Sheriff's Office. Reserve deputies, who work full time yet commit 20 hours a month, carry uniforms, gear, and weapons and share arrest powers on duty. They handle road patrol and events including security at the Aiken Jaycee County Fair. Downs, a Navy veteran and Owens Corning employee, says the work is fulfilling and high adrenaline, with many trips and stress but little pay.

John Downs Aiken County Sheriff's Office Frank Sheriff’s Office Aiken Jaycee County Downs Carmen

Man Cleared of Concealing AIDS Disease

An Aiken man Sylvester Stanford aged 34 was cleared by a criminal court jury of concealing his HIV infection from a sex partner. Deputy Solicitor Lawrence Brown said Stanford misled Chamalla Sapp about his condition. defense counsel Kent Landry argued the case depended on believability. Sapp later tested HIV positive after job corps medical tests. The penalty for knowingly infecting someone with HIV can reach 10 years in prison and a $5,000 fine.

Sylvester Stanford Lawrence Brown Stanford Chamalla Sapp Ms. Sapp Brown Kent Landry Aso

Pearce Named City Solicitor for Aiken

Richard L. Pearce, an attorney and lobbyist, becomes the City of Aiken’s new city solicitor. Aiken native and USC chemistry graduate, Pearce previously partnered at Toole and Toole and lobbied for the South Carolina Bar Association, saying the role blends legal practice with administrative and enforcement issues. He and his wife Cathy moved to Aiken in 1986 and have a daughter Melissa.

Richard L. Pearce Pearce City of Aiken Toole and Toole Law Run S.C. Bar Association Aiken County University of South Carolina Law School Edward Cottingham Aiken Cathy Melissa Ayn Rand

Rodeo Champion Student Vp to Lead NHSRA In 1998

Chris Ready 17 won election as student vice president of the National High School Rodeo Association. He will serve the 1998 99 year from Midland Valley High School and compete nationwide in events in Kansas City Denver Las Vegas and Albuquerque. He plans to push rodeo as an official activity and invites SCHRA members to call 648 3254 for details.

Aiken County Chris Ready National High School Rodeo Association Chris Midland Valley High School Denver NHSRA Kansas City Las Vegas Albuquerque MVHS Margaret Mullen Shris South Carolina Les Sharon Robbie Kay Missouri SCHRA Ridge Spring

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