Assault on Aiken officer follows traffic stop incident
An Aiken Department of Public Safety sergeant was assaulted after stopping a vehicle on Park Avenue near Fairfield. A 50-year-old Trenton man, James Woodrow Padgett, faces charges including driving under suspension, DUI, resisting arrest, and failure to register an automobile. he remained in the Aiken County Jail.
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PSA to set septic waste fees and surplus funds account
Clearwater Aiken County Public Service Authority to vote tonight on a resolution establishing fees for septic tank wastes treated at Horse Creek Wastewater Plant. Meeting at 7:30 p.m. in the plant conference room on S.C. 125. Also to create a surplus funds account of 328,929 from a June 1985 audit to cover future or prior liabilities of the facility.
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Valley Recreation To Meet Saturday
CLEARWATER The Valley Recreation Association will meet Saturday at 2 p.m. at the Clearwater Elementary School cafeteria. The new recreation site will be discussed. The public is invited.
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PTL Accused of Breaking Contracts in Land Bids
Court documents accuse PTL television ministry of backing out of 11 of 13 property contracts near its headquarters, failing to pay a contractor for a planned water park, with land values cited around 10.8 million dollars. The ministry closed one deal but later missed a mortgage payment, per seller reports.
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Jaycee Banquet Honors Wife of Aiken Jaycees President
Immediate past president Jim Stewart awarded Sharon Stewart with an appreciation honor at the weekend Jaycee banquet for handling the presidency duties. The speech likened the role to a hog donating bacon to a hungry family, noting the demanding nature of the position.
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New Ellenton Groups Support School Paint Up Effort
New Ellenton Greendale Elementary gains community help as the PTO and the New Ellenton Jaycees organize painting sessions funded by the PTO. Jaycees members, including six to seven professional painters, paint over weekends while others display student art at local venues and firefighters share safety lessons.
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Fear of Crime Poll Finds Violent Criminals Seen as Greater Threat
South Carolinians worry more about violent criminals than crime in general. The sixth annual Fear of Crime Poll by the University of South Carolina notes 76.4 percent believe today’s criminal is more violent than five years ago, while over 80 percent favor community-based penalties for non-violent offenders.
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College of Criminal Justice
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Poise Talent Spirit Looks Traci Grant Crowned North Augusta Winner
Traci Grant, a North Augusta High School junior, won the 12th annual North Augusta Junior Scholarship Program in the school gym. She also claimed the physical fitness poise appearance talent and Spirit of Junior Miss honors, with Tricia Capps and Tami Blevins as runners up and Jill Clark winning the scholastic award.
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North Augusta girl Tina Spradley wins regional spelling crown
Tina Spradley, 13, from North Augusta, won the regional spelling bee at the State Fairgrounds in Columbia after spelling vulcanization correctly to beat a Pinewood 6th grader who failed on xerography. The victory earns her The New Encyclopedia Britannica and a Washington, D.C. trip to meet 173 regional champions.
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Tina Spraaley
North Augusta
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School Board Deliberates Budget and Facility Plans
Aiken County officials present a tentative budget to the Board of Education at 7 PM in the new North Augusta Elementary with dedication ceremonies to precede the session. The draft shows operating expenditures surpassing revenues by about 1.9 million, with alternatives to balance to be shared separately.
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North Augusta
James R. Smurth
Robert W. Paskel
State Department of Education
Warrenville
Gloverville
Paul Knox
Aiken
Midland Valley
Leavelle McCampbell
Ridge Spring-Monetta
A.L. Corbett
Bankruptcies Rise in South Carolina Economy Faces Struggles
South Carolina bankruptcy filings grew 41 percent last year and 64 percent in early 1986, driven by textiles trucking and farming woes. Officials note most filings are personal and a Columbia court is overwhelmed, with records stored in hallways and even a bathroom due to space shortages.
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South Carolina
Robert Anderson
National Association of Bankruptcy Trustees
U.S. Bankruptcy Court
George Cauthen
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