Teen charged in death of brother after shotgun incident
A 17 year old Beech Island student Steven C. McIntosh was charged with involuntary manslaughter in the death of his 20 year old brother Noah. The shooting occurred Friday night when Steven allegedly pulled a shotgun after a BB gun was pointed at him. The case is under investigation by the Aiken County Sheriff's Office.
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Beech Island
Aiken County
Steven C. McIntosh
Teen Island
McIntosh
Midland Valley
Noah
Tim Carlton
Steven McIntosh
Carton
Frank
Students gear up to learn with GEAR UP program
Seventh grade Marcus Gaines at Jackson Middle School participates in USC Ruth Patrick Science Center run GEAR UP activities. The program aims to raise early awareness for undergraduate programs and includes science and math instruction over several Saturdays.
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Marcus Gaines
Jackson Middle School
Gearup
Aiken County
USC
Ken
Ruth Patrick Science Center
Marcus
Thut
Boyce Robinson
Ruth Patrick
Gwen Johnson
Johnson
Tonia Johnson
Branchville High School
Blaine Dagnon
Robert Boyle
Dagnon
Diane Robinson
Robinson
North Augusta
Allendale-Fairfax High School
U N inspectors haggle with Iraqis over access
UN chief Hans Blix said talks with Iraq on inspections will assume unfettered access to suspect sites including Saddam Hussein’s palaces. They plan practical arrangements and bases for inspectors to avoid clashes during any future inspections.
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Vienna
Austria
Iraq
Baghdad
Saddam Hussein
Hans Blix
International Atomic Energy Agency
Saddam
Blix
United Way Project Vision mobilizes 1000 volunteers across 96 sites
Project Vision, led by coordinator Vicki Bukovitz, enters its eighth year with about 1,000 volunteers and 96 job sites. Volunteers from Savannah River Site and multiple organizations participate to repair and improve service agencies and aid low income individuals. Many businesses pay employees for the day of volunteering.
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Vicki Bukovitz
United Way
Bukovitz
Project Vision
Savannah River
Voters split on negative ads in South Carolina race
South Carolina voters vow to skip or flip channels when negative political ads air five weeks before the general election. Campaigners defend the strategy as effective due to memory and attention, while some residents call for more debates and facts.
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Spartanburg
South Carolina
Shyeritta Hawes
Craig Manuel
Duncan
Don Fowler
Democratic National Committee
Furman University
Danielle Vinson
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