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Aiken County Register

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Dec 21, 1983

Page

3

Death at Aiken Youth Center After Rubber Cement Sniffing

Aiken Youth Correctional Center inmate Robert L. Anderson, 19, died from excessive inhalation of chemicals after an incident involving eight inmates who were sniffing rubber cement. Seven others were transferred to high security facilities or held for questioning. no charges yet filed. Investigations consider possible involuntary manslaughter. authorities expect possible sentence extensions. The center, opened 1975, reported 218 younger inmates and no staff inmates this week with escapes down after security changes.

Sam McCuer South Carolina Department of Corrections Robert L. Anderson Darlington County McCuen State Columbia Aiken Anderson A.Y.C.A Brian Ward Ward Ralph Gunnells Aiken Public Safety Department Carrol Busbee Busbee

Clements Cleared for Jackson Public Works Seat

William A. Clements was the sole candidate by the noon Monday deadline to run for Jackson South Carolina Public Works Commission. He will replace Arthur Evans who resigned October 3, saying he did not want the job any longer and was tired of others problems and the time required.

Jackson, S.C William A. Clements Public Works Commission Jackson

How Christmas cards and names origin traced

Langley explains the development of Christmas cards with 1843 London origins and 1862 England adoption, plus 1875 Boston first American cards. The X in Xmas comes from Greek Christ name. Armenians eat spinach on Christmas Eve due to belief Mary ate boiled spinach the night before Christ was born.

R.L. Langley London England Boston B.R.S Aiken A Christ Q. I J.N Aiken Popeye

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Aiken Youth Center Stephen D. Hale Register Editor Aiken Youth Correctional Center Edisto River C. C. Johnson Park Ave S.E. Aiken South Carolina Medicare Julian Dunbar P.O. Box Aiken, S.C
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