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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 2000
Page
2
A note lists a Thursday 6 30 p m Area 2 Advisory Council meeting. Local residents are invited to attend and hear about region issues and council plans. The single line reminder emphasizes timing and relevance for community participation.
A Montmorenci man was jailed after a 1:20 a.m. stop for a left headlight out revealed a suspended license for failing to stop for blue lights and siren. A Wal-Mart shopper’s purse vanished then was found with missing ATM card and checks. Property damage to a York Street business reported after suspected tampering. A blue bicycle located and secured after being found behind a Cushman Drive residence. A man seen urinating behind York Street business. warrant issued. Fuel theft of 48 gallons reported at Days Inn. A Belvedere woman says her son took $180, not pursuing charges but wants money returned. Vehicle damage on Pinion Road. Contact details for DPS, sheriff and Crime Stoppers provided for tips.
Midday Cash 3 numbers were 7 9 3. Evening Cash 3 drew 3 8 1. Cash 4 produced 6 1 6 9. Fantasy 5 numbers were 10 14 27 29 32. Big Game numbers were 10 13 16 25 26 with Big Money Ball 21.
Georgia Avenue Streetscape work starts today with Beam's Pavement Maintenance installing storm drains on the causeway above the Greeneway tunnel toward Bluff Avenue. Work will shift to medians next week with curb, gutter and landscaping, while traffic remains in two lanes. The project costs about 1.6 million dollars and should finish by next spring, with CH2M Hill and city offices housed in the old Chamber building for the duration.
SAHS leaders announce a brick pathway for the new football stadium. Beginning Aug 8 at noon, bricks sold for about 20 dollars each with 5-dollar logo options allow donors to inscribe names or messages. Bricks placed near the main gate aim to foster ownership ahead of a home game vs Midland Valley on Aug 25.
Gov. Jim Hodges will appear at the Aiken Mall on Thursday at 12 30 pm to launch a three day back to school sales tax holiday set to run Friday through Sunday. The event begins August 4 at 12 01 a.m. and ends August 6 at midnight with Hodges touring several malls across the state to promote the tax break on school supplies and more.
Earl Scurry Jr a 64 year old Johnston resident was identified as the person found dead in the cab of a burning 1963 Ford pickup. Authorities said carbon monoxide poisoning and thermal burns caused the death with an autopsy confirming the cause. A-roadside officer spotted smoke from the woods near Croft Mill Road and S C 19 Sunday afternoon as the truck left the road and hit a tree before bursting into flames.
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