Police seek driver of maroon pickup harassing pedestrians on Burgundy Road
Police report a white male, 25 to 35, in a late 1970s era maroon pickup with a loud motor harassed a man and his 11 year old son on Burgundy Road yesterday afternoon. A 60 foot skid mark was observed by an Aiken Public Safety officer.
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Burgundy Road
Aiken Department of Public Safety
Burglary at Pipe Line Road Home Steals Video Tape Machine
A homeowner on Pipe Line Road found burglars had entered Wednesday night and stolen a rented video tape machine valued at 300. Window and door damage estimated at 200. At South Aiken High School thieves took stereo equipment from two cars. One 1981 Toyota lost 100 in dashboard damage and 200 for the stereo. A 1978 Volkswagen lost 500 for a stereo and about 50 cassettes. Both thefts occurred around 3 pm. A brick caused 40 damage at Belvedere Elementary. Glass doors broke at a home on Rolling Rock Road causing 300 in damage.
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Pipeline Road
South Aikien High School
Toyota
Belvedere
Rolling Rock Road
Shopping Center Is Issue In Meeting
North Augusta Planning Commission meets at 7 in Municipal Building to consider annexation and commercial zoning of a 30 acre West Martintown Road tract owned by the Adele McKie Hamrick Foundation. Also on the agenda are a right of way acquisition on East Avenue for a connector road, a rezoning request for 701 Edgefield Road, and preliminary subdivision approvals including Campbeltown Landing and Rapids Subdivision.
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North Augusta
Edgefield Road
Campbeltown Landing
Rapids
Workshop On Future Of Downtown Set
The Downtown Aiken Business Association sponsors a Monday workshop at 6 30 p m in the Greater Aiken Chamber of Commerce building 400 Laurens St N Ben Boozer of the S C Downtown Development Association directs remarks on downtown growth He also speaks at Aiken's Wakin Tuesday at 7 19 a m at Houndslake Country Club Reservations via Sylvia Kennerly or Rita Harden.
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Downtown
Aiken
Aiken man found dead from gunshot wound
Rockie Raines, 31, was found at his Croft Avenue home shortly after 7 a.m. yesterday morning with a gunshot wound. Aiken County Coroner Sue Townsend said no further investigation will be conducted.
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Aiken
Sue Townsend
Rockie Raines
Croft Avenue
USC Aiken Enrollment Hits All-Time High This Fall
USC Aiken reports 2,237 enrolled students this fall an 8.2 percent rise from 2,066 last year. Full-time equivalents reach a record 1,677 while admissions and late registrations likely push totals higher. Pacer Downs housing nears capacity with about 30 on a waiting list for the 350-bed complex.
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USC Aiken
Pacer Downs
USCA
Kelly
USC Sumter
USC Beaufort
Tom Hallman
Making Lakes A Matter Of Balance
Dr. Gary Wein of the Savannah River Ecology Laboratory demonstrates that creating a balanced lake ecosystem is feasible using L Lake at SRP. He planted 25 species, used seeds and simple willow wands, and achieved over 90 percent root growth, saving costs.
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Savannah River Ecology Laboratory
Nature
Gary Wein
SREL
Wetlands Ecology Division
Savannah River
Wein
Savannah River Ecology Lab
L Lake
Southern Bell Appeals PSC LATA Change Order
Southern Bell challenges a Public Service Commission order to seek DOJ approval for moving Edgefield County from Midlands LATA to Georgia LATA III. The move would place Edgefield and Johnston exchanges in Georgia LATA, affecting local calling costs versus Columbia. A Richland County hearing will be set after PSC response, with case widely watched.
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Edgefield
Edgefield County
Augusta
Columbia
S.C. Public Service Commission
PSC
Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph
U.S. Department of Justice
Southern Bell
Dukes Scott
Richland County
South Carolina
Johnston
Georgia
Midlands
Pendarvis Chevrolet-Olds Co. Inc
Vance Ford Inc
Herlong Pontiac-Buick Inc
Local volunteer builds adaptive toy switches for Pinecrest School
James Johnson, a Life Member Pioneer from the Telephone Pioneers of America, creates custom switches to let disabled children at Pinecrest Special School operate radios and toys. In one year he fashioned adaptors for about 70 toys and tailors each switch to the child’s abilities. He visits the school to see his devices in use and finds joy in the kids’ reactions.
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Warrenville
James Johnson
Johnson
Pinecrest
Telephone Pioneers
Telephone Pioneers of America
Johnson Is A Part of the Life Member Pioneers
Joseph R. Harrell Jr
Life Member Pioneers
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