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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1989
Page
7
Plans announce Monday for low level waste processing at the Savannah River Site with further coverage of the Orville White Cup at Midland Valley Country Club.
DWPF at Savannah River Site will begin cold run testing in December, to run in six stages for 19 months as engineers project startup in January 1992. The facility will process high level waste, with 610 workers on site and 770 components, most already tested, as salt processing cells and cranes remain unfinished.
Seven people were arrested and about a third of a kilogram of cocaine valued at $12 000 seized along with drug paraphernalia a 1986 Ford van and roughly $8 000 in cash after a raid by Aiken County Sheriff's Narcotics Agency Aiken Department of Public Safety and the Second Judicial Circuit Solicitor's Office on a building near Silver Bluff Road and US 278 following months of investigation Suspects LeRoy Jones Tony Brown Anthony Corley Willie Lee Canty Elijah Morris Jr Leola MacKie and Vernon Jerod Ryans face multiple drug charges and one weapons count all held in the Aiken County Detention Center pending bond hearings.
Martha Jance of Jamison Galleries arrives in Aiken to bring unframed paintings, prints, lithographs and etchings directly to customers. She customizes shows for individuals or groups at home, carrying works from Picasso to emerging local artists like Anne Lattimore. Prices range from 60 to 120 dollars, and customers can select subjects and arrange purchases during the visit.
Ronald B. Bolton promotes a 21 acre Pickens Place development near Gregg Avenue with a Charleston flavor. Plans include a nursing care facility Pepper Hill, retirement cottages and a 10,000 square foot office complex, plus 35 Charleston style lots priced 28 000 to 43 500. Historic elements like Gov. Francis Pickens home will be relocated to USC Aiken with two cottages given to the Historic Aiken Foundation. A consulting architectural firm will shape the Charleston theme while preserving live oaks.
Five men from Aiken and Edgefield counties were arrested in Salley and Trenton on charges of shooting Mitchell West, 42, of Inman, during a suspected drug deal near Clinton Laurens County. Warren Wilson, 18, Ted O Neal Hartwell, 19, Wallace Wilson, 20, Eugene Sanders, 20, and Marvin Jennings, 19, face murder and assault with intent to kill charges. witness Ronnie Woodrum, 26, was also wounded. West died at the scene. Woodrum recovered after hospitalization.
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