Aiken Public Safety Log Recaps Runaways and Disputes
Police logs cover April 4 to April 7 listing runaways simple assault trespassing and disorderly conduct arrests. Notable names include Ashley Burnett Kelvin Davis Darryl Jordan Jessie Feed Arthur Kirk and others with charges from underage disorderly conduct to burglary fraud and DUI amid multiple agencies in Aiken County.
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Aiken
Aiken Public Safety Department
Ashley Lee Burnett
Department of Public Safety
Kelvin Davis
Department of
Darryl Isaac Jordan
Jessie James Feed
Aiken Department of Public Safety
Arthur Kirk
Aiken County Detention Center
Lynwood Pixley
Aiken County
Sherif'f
Wiliam Henry Edwins
Sherif's
Booker T. Washington
Sheri's
Larry Gene Lewis Jr
Sheri’s
John Alvin Herron
Larry Ways
Sherit
Clarendon Timothy Leaphart
Sherif
Henry Allen Johnson
Aiken County Sherif
Richard Glenn Ange
Man Arrested On Drug Charges In Aiken County
An Aiken County man, Jesse James Reed, 38, of Florence Street, was arrested Wednesday afternoon by narcotics agents on cocaine and crack cocaine charges with intent to distribute. He faces possible penalties up to 15 years, no parole, and a $50,000 fine. A fundraiser note follows about a Lions Club garage and bake sale in Burnettown at the old Posey’s Furniture on SC 421 from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.
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Aiken County
Jesse James Reed
Florence Street
Solicitor’s Office
Aiken Department of Public Safety
Reed
Correction note on Windham estate church attendance
The Aiken Standard corrects a previous report stating Windham’s church association. Windham attends First Baptist Church in Aiken and the error is acknowledged by the publication.
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Windham
First Baptist Church
Aiken
Aiken Seeks Local Option Sales Tax to Fund Growth
City Manager Roland Windham urged Aiken Sunrise Rotary to back a local option sales tax to finance rapid growth and expanding services. He noted 1989 permits reached 407 single-family and 454 multi-family units, underscoring heavy growth compared with peers, and highlighted recycling, water capacity, and a sewer capacity purchase as momentum for continued development.
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Aiken
Roland H. Windham
Windham
Steely
United Merchants and Manufacturers
Valley Public Service Authority
State BSAP tests show 242189 students tested in 1989
Grades one through eight students, 242,189 in 1989, took Basic Stills Assessment tests with scores improving across subjects and grades. Education officials say curricula focus on mastery of tested content, not drilling for tests, while stressing test-taking skills. Teachers note testing strains but cite no drop in education quality.
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State Department of Education
Brooks
Nancy Smith
Instructonal Services
Dr. Smith
Critics question 60 Minutes bias in teaching portrayal
Dr Williams questions the program's judgment for citing biased individuals who condemned South Carolina teachers. He cites SCPTA President Cheryl Joan Smith defending education and 174000 members while noting one teacher's conviction does not indict all 35000 teachers. CBS says they stand by the story despite the request for an apology.
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60 Minutes
Williams
South Carolina
Cbs-Tv
Hardyer
Patti Hassler
Neo Minutes
Cesman Brunett
Cet
Dr. Williams
Brunett
Reynolds Aluminum Recycling Center Closes in Aiken
Reynolds Aluminum Recycling Company has closed its recycling center on Whiskey Road in Aiken. Consumers can locate the nearest center and hours by calling Reynolds toll free at 1-800-228-2525.
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Reynolds
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