Out-Of-Court Settlement Reached In County Suit
A Belvedere businessman and County Councilman H M McElhaney reached a sealed out of court settlement in a libel slander and negligence suit arising from a December 7 county council meeting. The suit had sought 1 650 000 in actual and punitive damages. Other complaints by Dan Samonsky against County Administrator W Scott Barnes and Tax Collector W H Boylston were dismissed last month.
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Belvedere
H.M
Mike) McElhaney
Dan Samonsky
McElhaney
Samonsky
Rodney A. Peeples
Second Judicial Circuit
W.G. Lynn Jr
W. Scott Barnes
W. H. Boylston
World Champion Clogging Rebels to Headline Benefit Jam
A benefit clogging jamboree features the world champion Clogging Rebels with other groups performing. Proceeds aid Mrs. Ann Elkins of Aiken who is seriously ill with cancer. The event starts tomorrow at 7 p.m. at the Aiken Municipal Building with a $2 admission.
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Ann Elkins
Aiken
Aiken Municipal
South Aiken Presbyterian Church Maintains Traditions Despite Split
South Aiken Presbyterian Church remains in the Southern Presbyterian fold after a congregational vote to stay with the Presbyterian Church U.S. The church will continue programs including church school at 9 30 a m kindergarten with 100 students and 10 staff Women of the Church clothes closet and Mother Hubbard's Cupboard. New officers include four elders six deacons and one trustee joining current leaders.
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South Aiken Presbyterian
South Aiken Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian Church
U.S
Southern Presbyterian Church
Northern Presbyterian Church
Caldwell
South Africa
Women of the Church
Mother Hubbard
South Airicn Presbyterian
Hopeland Gardens Concert Series Opens With Two Shows
The Hopeland Gardens Summer Concert Series begins with the North Augusta Jazz Band at 3 30 p m Sunday and the Apple Ensemble Monday at 7 p m Tickets are free with lawn seating advised If rain floods venues back ups are South Aiken Gym and First Baptist Church The city sponsors the series through its Recreation Department and committee
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Apple Ensemble
North Augusta Jazz Band
North Augusta
Apple
Hopeland Gardens
Ricard D. Brasco
Carowinds
Newberry College
Aiken
American Association of University Women
A.A.U.W
First Baptist Church
Gardens
Rye Patch
City of
Lawyers Booth Tomorrow for Law Day 1983 in Heritage Square
The South Carolina Trial Lawyers Association will set up an information booth in Heritage Square Shopping Center tomorrow from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. in front of Wal-Mart. Trial Lawyers will answer questions about the legal system and legal problems.
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South Carolina Trial Lawyers Association
Heritage Square
Wal-Mart
Pet Rabies Vaccination Clinics Set Across County
Area veterinarians in cooperation with health departments will run rabies vaccination clinics for cats and dogs. Rabid animals rose 32 percent in South Carolina last year. Vaccinations cost 3 dollars and all pets must be vaccinated annually by a licensed veterinarian. Unvaccinated pets over four months old may face fines up to 100 dollars or 30 days in jail per offense. Clinics: April 30 9 am to noon Martintown Plaza North Augusta. 1 to 4 pm South Boundary SE Aiken. 9 am to noon Langley Post Office. 1 to 4 pm Jackson Elementary. 2 to 4 pm Clearwater Post Office. 2 to 4 pm Windsor Green's Service Station.
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David L. Angle
Aiken County
South Carolina
L.W. Smith
Martintown Plaza
North Augusta
John H. Haddon
South Boundary SE
Aiken
Langley
Jackson
Clearwater
Windsor
Green’s
North Augusta Man Shot in Leg During Money Dispute
Willie Hankerson, 28, of Todd Avenue, was shot in the back of the leg at a Beech Island home on Beech Dale Loop during a money dispute. He was treated at Augusta's university hospital and remains under investigation with no charges filed. Investigator L C Burns of the Aiken County Sheriff's Department provided details.
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North Augusta
Augusta’s University Hospital
Willie Hankerson
Todd Avenue
Aiken County
Beech Dale Loop
Beech Island
L.C. Burns
Missing cash and merchandise at Lo-Lo store
About $2750 in cash and $2000 worth of items were missing from the Lo Lo convenience store. The Richland Avenue location reported the losses in a year, per Aiken County Sheriff's Department records.
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Lo-Lo
Richland Avenue
Aiken County
Neighbor Charged In Shooting In Aiken
Aiken sheriff reports neighbor Ray Widener, 75, shot Henry Pate, 64, in the front yard with a .32 pistol. Pate underwent surgery for a gunshot wound to the left cheek and remains in stable condition at Aiken Community Hospital. Widener faces assault and battery with intent to kill charges. no motive found.
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Aiken Community Hospital
Henry Pate
Route 1
Jim Sanders
Pate
Ray Widener
Sanders
N E PTO Set to Meet Monday at Ellenton Middle
The New Ellenton Middle School PTO schedules its final monthly meeting for Monday at 7 in the school gym. Immediately after the business portion, the Drama Club will present a play titled Modern Cinderella.
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N.E. Pto
Ellenton Middle School
PTO
Ately
Drama Club
Wagener Prepares for Wagons to Wagener Celebration
The town of Wagener gears up for its annual Wagons to Wagener event on Saturday May 7 with activities starting at 10 a.m. Attendees are urged to dress in old fashioned or western attire.
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Wagener
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