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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 2005
Page
1
North Aiken hosts a formal Day event with 92 grandparents among attendees including parents godparents and family friends plus church members serving as grandparents. USC Aiken nursing students train as CPR instructors assisting ATC nursing students. President Bush admits fault for federal Katrina handling.
Aiken Standard highlights readers and literature with a daily book feature. Area deaths listed include Brandon Bodie in Williston Diana Eve in Vincen George Kowalczyk in Aiken and Walter Powers in Aiken.
Tremaine M. Tyler and Cornell D. Tyler turned themselves in to the Aiken County Sheriff after being charged with assault with intent to kill and murder in connection with the Aug. 27 shooting that killed Debra Dorch and injured Joe Brewer. Their father drove them to custody. both men have retained counsel as investigators pursue remaining suspects.
Still counting as of press time, final election results were unavailable in print. Precinct turnout data showed as high as 33 percent in one precinct, with polls closed at 7 p.m. and late ballot delivery cited by Election official Bedenbaugh.
Volunteers tally paper ballots for two at large seats as eight of 21 precincts remain. Incumbent Jane Vaughters leads early with 1 442 votes followed by Don Wells 1 187 Kay Biermann-Brohl 1 096 and Rocky Napier 922. turnout high for municipal primary.
Dr Trey Wofford, founder of Palmetto Vet Calls, drove his mobile unit to Mississippi for three days to treat injured animals from Hurricane Katrina and to aid displaced pets. He also helped feed eight dolphins after freeing them from a Bay St. Louis oceanarium tank and brought art kits for shelter children.
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