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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 08, 1986

Page

12

Aiken Man Injured In Accident

Charles Turner age 41 of Aiken was listed in fair condition after a one car crash Sunday afternoon. The vehicle driven by Robert L. Kirby 32 of Greenwood struck a pine tree on Hillcrest Drive near Dibble Road. Kirby faced felony driving under the influence charges. Turner was taken to Talmadge Memorial Hospital by Life Bird.

Aiken Cal Boardman Talmadge Memorial Hospital Charles Turner Dibble Road Robert L. Kirby Greenwood Hillcrest Drive Aiken Department of Public Safety J. Carrol Busbee Kirby

Resource Mothers To Attend Workshop In Columbia

Resource mothers from six South Carolina counties will take part in a two day training workshop in Columbia on April 10 and 11. Aiken County participants are Ernestine Mathews and Levon Adams. The program aims to upgrade skills to assist pregnant teenagers as paraprofessionals through pregnancy and the baby's first year. Sponsored by the D C Department of Health and Environmental Control.

South Carolina Columbia The D.C. Department of Health and Environmental Control

Windsor Council Sets Meeting Tonight

Windsor town council will hold its monthly meeting at 7 30 tonight at the town hall.

Windsor Jackson

Jackson Council To Meet Tonight

Jackson town officials convene at seven tonight in Jackson Town Hall to discuss local matters and updates.

Jackson Council

New Aiken Elementary Opens With 1115 Students

The new Aiken Elementary School opened yesterday to positive observer notes. Officials from Laurens Street Elementary and Aiken County School District completed finishing touches over the weekend. Principal Lynette Rinehart and Associate Superintendent L L Willis praised the smooth first day and ongoing adjustments including bus route changes and future classroom shell additions to ease overcrowding. A plan to transfer about 70 students to Millbrook and move others to Redcliffe Elementary was set for board consideration.

Aiken Laurens Street Old Aiken Aiken County L.L. Willis North Augusta Redcliffe Elementary Ginny Southworth

I Can Cope Program Begins at HCA Aiken

An I Can Cope program starts at HCA Aiken Regional Medical Centers on Tuesday April 2. The six class series runs each Tuesday 7 to 9 pm through May 27, offering information on living with chronic disease for patients and families. Contact Pam Jones or Mary Ellen Gunter for details.

HCA Aiken HCA Aiken The American Cancer Society Pam Jones R.N Mary Ellen Gunter

Former Principal Receives Service To Mankind Award

James Taylor former principal of Aiken High School received the Service to Mankind Award at an Aiken SERTOMA Club meeting. Jim Hopkins praised his three decades of leadership and service. Taylor noted his role during school integration and other challenges while discussing his career and community work.

James Taylor Aiken High School Aiken Sertoma Jim Hopkins Taylor Aiken Schofield High School Los Angeles Schofield and Ai Ken High Raleigh N.C Shaw University Columbia University New York South Carolina State University of Chicago Hopkins Aiken County Aiken Rotary Club Aiken Technical College American Red Cross United Way HCA Aiken Regional Medical Centers Aiken Family Council Croft House Tri-Development Center Len Sjostrom Pat Dantin Aiken Sertoma Club Tj’s Ramada Inn

Overcrowded Prisons Cost South Carolina, Rotary Told

Paula B. Daniel reports that Parker Evatt of the Alston Wilkes Society told Aiken Rotarians that probation should be the main alternative to incarceration. He noted South Carolina faces a 1990 consent order, a potential federal takeover, and a need for seven new prisons at high cost, urging a transition away from imprisonment.

South Carolina Rotary Alston Wilkes Society Parker Evatt Aiken Rotarians

Also Mentioned on This Page

Aiken Man Busbee Turner Lifebird Talmadge Ernestine Mathews and Levon Adams New Aiken Area 5 Redcliffe Elementary School Lynette Rinehart Fiorenia Marshal Paula B. Daniel Evatt Lowman W. Tyler Eugene M. Mullikin Charles Grice Rutland Drive S.C
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