30 Sep 2005
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 2005
Page
1
John G. Roberts Jr. becomes the youngest chief justice in two centuries after succeeding the late William H. Rehnquist. The event marks a conservative shift in the high court.
North Augusta notices list the deaths of Stewart L Hawkins Vintinez Paul Williams and other local residents. Funeral arrangements are pending and services will be announced by area funeral homes.
Hitchcock Woods begins a coyote removal project. Gary Burger says traps will be in two or three hidden spots off trails using deer parts as bait. Traps are nonlethal rubber padded and coyotes will be put down by gunshot. other animals will be released. Dogs should stay leashed.
Former Clemson coach Danny Ford, famed for leading the Tigers to the 1981 national title, speaks at the Aiken Visionaries benefit banquet at Schofield Middle School. He jokes about Spurrier and hints at a possible return if it inspires a punchline, while raising money for Perry Park Fall Festival and Pine Lawn Cemetery cleanup. Proceeds will go to American Red Cross hurricane relief.
An arrest warrant is issued for 34 year old Rebecca A. Richard of Warrenville charged with obtaining money under false pretenses for 665 dollars from the Aiken County Red Cross. Police say she posed as a Katrina survivor and lived in Aiken while saying she abandoned New Orleans residency.
Officials in Aiken and County weigh ownership and location of the Vietnam Veterans Memorial. Veterans seek to relocate from Laurens Street parkway to Veterans Park prompting questions of city council approval and ownership before any move. The 1973 memorial sits on city land and requires formal consent prior to action.
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