Police Log Aiken Public Safety reports multiple incidents
From 7 am August 21 to 7 am August 22, Aiken Public Safety logged harassment, drunk driving, property damage, two vandalism cases, a traffic incident, a parking complaint and an assault. Arrests included Patsy Bates for gross intoxication and disorderly conduct, Earnest Chavous for driving under suspension, and David Holand for malicious injury to property. County sheriff logs show threats, suspicious fire, recovered vehicle, alarms, tire investigations, several larcenies, domestic incidents and a trespass dispute. Detention center bookings include probation violations, driving under suspension, false information to officer, trespassing after notice, burglary, fraudulent checks and weapons possession.
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Aiken Public Safety Department
Iea Ine
Patsy Lois Bates
Steeple ‘Chase Apartments
Aiken
Earnest Chavous
Hampton Ave. Apts
David Michael Holand
Berkley St. Aiken
Aiken County
Sherif’s Department
Charles Jackson
Hillview Circle
Aken
Tony Jerome Rotland
Bennet Mil Road
Augusta
Clayton Sam Hardy
North Willow Wick Drive
Groveton
Roosevelt Harris
Trenton
Wiliam Lee Bishop
Clearwater
Scott Daniel Walker
Martinez
Stephen Jones
Mart Rez
Kathleen Toole
Warrenvie
BE Glover
York Apt
Southern Baptists and Catholics Lead Prison Ministries in SC
A survey shows Southern Baptists and Roman Catholics top SC prison outreach. The SC Baptist Convention operates on site in 21 of 25 prisons. Charleston Diocese Catholics in 16. Other groups with 10+ prisons include Baptist Missionary, Assembly of God, Pentecostal Holiness, and United Methodist.
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Southern Baptists
South Carolina
South Carolina Baptist Convention
Charleston
The
News & Courier of Charleston
Baptist Missionary Convention
Assembly of God
South Carolina Conference of
Pentecostal Holiness ‘Church
United Metholist Church
South Carolina Christian Action Council
J. Michael Brown
Broad River
Columbia
Christian Social Witness
Brown
United Methodist Church
Southern Baptist Convention
African Methodist Episcopal Church
A.M.E. Zion Church
Council
Church of God of Prophecy
Presbyterian Church
U.S.A
Church of God of
Nazarene and Episcopal
S.C
Columbia College to chart new fields while remaining all female
Dr. Peter T. Mitchell told the Aiken Rotary Club that Columbia College in North Columbia will broaden its liberal arts focus and add new study areas to meet a global society while keeping its all female identity. He noted shifts toward leadership roles for women, with 40 percent studying for teaching and about one third for business and industry, and announced an institute of leadership studies.
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Columbia College
Aiken Rotary Club
Peter T. Mitchell
North
Columbia
Mitchell
Albion College
University of Michigan
Institute of Leadership Studies
Black Justice Dissents In South Carolina Death Penalty Case
The only black justice on the South Carolina Supreme Court dissented after the court upheld Edward Elmore’s third death sentence for the 1982 rape and murder of Dorothy Edwards. Justice Ernest Finney argued the jury selection showed racial discrimination and that the state failed to rebut peremptory challenges against black jurors.
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Columbia
South Carolina
Sureme
Greenwood
Ernest Finney
Edward L. Elmore
Dorothy Edwards
Eslmore
Edwards
Finney
William B. Traxler Jr
Elmore
Vid Bruck
U.S. Supreme Court
W. Townes Jones IV
Jones
E Elmore
George T. Gregory Jr
David W. Harwell
Jean H. Toal
Newberry
U.S. S
Hepner Chairs 20th Lions Candy Days Across South Carolina
David W. Hepner of the Aiken Lions Club will serve as General Chairman for the 20th Annual Lions Candy Days on Sept 8 9. The drive supports Lions Mobile Health Screening Unit and the South Carolina Lions Eye Bank aiding thousands with eye and corneal needs. Aiken Lions will be at Wal Mart K Mart and Roses on Sept 8 9 with other clubs distributing candy statewide.
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David W. Hepner
Aiken Lions Club
South Carolina
James K. Kauff- Kauffman
Aiken Club
Wverner Carroll Allie
Campbell
Fee Lions Mobile Health Screening Unit
South Carolina Lions Eye Bank
Wal-Mart
K-Mart
Roses
Aiken
Willo
Four Departments Respond To Fire
Four area fire departments rushed to a trailer fire at 12 15 a m on Green Pond Road off 278. Firefighters spent about 45 minutes extinguishing the blaze caused by an electrical shortage in a built in stereo system. Jackson Fire Department sent four units, Beech Island 12, New Ellenton five, and Silver Bluff 11. Two smoke detectors alerted Frankie Boyd allowing him to evacuate his wife and three children without injuries.
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New Ellenton
Green Pond Road
Jackson
Beech Island
Silver Bluff
Frankie Boyd
Worker Shortage Prompts Potential Electric Boat Moves
Electric Boat faces a blue-collar worker shortage that could push 1,000 or more jobs to Rhode Island and South Carolina satellite yards. Donald G. Norman, VP of human resources, says action may be known in about a year and that the company hopes drastic moves are unnecessary. The shortage follows a multi month strike last year as the firm wages a national hiring campaign to rebuild its workforce.
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Gruson
Conn
Electric Boat
Rhode Island
South Carolina
Donald G. Norman
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Sonabie
Crue
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Pega Vale
Yee
Amy Suppat
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Ates
Log Road and
Gatewood Crist
Ken, South Carolina
Dr. Mitchell
M. Eugene Mulliken
G. Steve Gri
Associated Press
Hepner
D.C
Associs
Norman
TranSouth
Ty Ackerman
Richland Avenue
Energer
Vision 84 Center
University
Bares
Rhoda Burns
Pam Gadapee
Corey Burns
Traci Hardeman
Becky Lock
Dance Educators Association
Neilson Road
Dougherty
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