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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 30, 1979

Page

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Jailer on Duty Drugs Incident Leads to Resignation

Jailer Robert Turner resigned Thursday morning after admitting to taking drugs while on duty. Aiken County officials said Turner, a correctional officer, was relieved without charges. The Graniteville police arrested two youths on related charges as drugs or pills were found. Turner, from New York, reportedly sampled the powder and became incoherent before hospital evaluation. County leaders seek factual answers amid other Sheriff's Department incidents including suspensions tied to an automobile arson case.

Robert Turner Aiken County Ray Turner Department Sheriff's Department Carrol H. Warner Warner Paul J Jeff) Henson

Aiken County Council Seeks Grand Jury Probe

Aiken County Council asked the Grand Jury for an intensive investigation into alleged discrepancies and illegalities in county government. The letter signed by Chairman Carrol H. Warner urges prompt action and possible removal of officials if allegations prove true, with council offering full cooperation and testimony.

Aiken County Council Aiken County Attorney General’s Office C.L Skip) Townsend Gorbin Inc Grand Jury Corbin Bell Warner Council

Two IRA Members Charged In Mountbatten Killing

In Dublin two Provisional IRA suspects Francis McGirl and Thomas McMahon were charged with murdering Lord Louis Mountbatten. They showed little emotion as they appeared for a special court hearing set for Oct 2, with police noting nitroglycerine traces on their clothing and the bombing that destroyed Mountbatten’s fishing boat in Donegal Bay.

Dublin Ireland Irish Republican Army Earl Mountbatten Francis McGirl Thomas McMahon Irish Republic Northern Ireland McMahon McGirl John Joe McGirl Provisionals’ Council Donegal Bay Mullaghmore Sligo Louis Mountbatten Mountbatten

New Connoisseur Guide to Water Sells for Six Dollars

The Laurens Street Philosopher promotes a tiny paperback guide to drinking water priced at six dollars. He claims brisk sales, comparing the cost to a gallon of popular brands. The piece teases a secret learned from the Aiken Rotary Club and jokes that a woodpecker’s success comes from using his head.

Laurens Street Aiken

Inside Today Aiken County Today Highlights

Classifieds and comics fill the page with community notes from Aiken County. Obituaries, sports, and local features appear alongside editorials and the daily TV radio and weather outlook.

Aiken County Dear Abby Ecology Beat Erma Bombeck

Sixth Grader Adapts To Junior High At Aiken

Anthony Glover, an 11 year old sixth grader at Aiken Junior High, adjusts to bus rides and a larger campus. He notes enjoying class changes, friendly staff, and the smoother transition from Pinecrest Elementary as he begins his first week of junior high.

Anthony Glover Anthony Pinecrest

Aiken Man Injured After Bridge Fall

An Aiken man identified as Carl David Cook, 32, fell or jumped from a bridge on Chesterfield Street onto rocks beside railroad tracks. He was found by public safety at 10 10 AM, treated by paramedics and transported to University Hospital in Augusta with condition not yet determined.

Chesterfield Street Aiken Department of Public Safety Carl David Cook Columbia Ave Public Safety Department Cook University Hospital Augusta

Three Girls Involved in Drainage Catch Basin Incident

A juvenile was accidentally dropped into a drainage catch basin in Aiken as three girls skipped school prepared to walk near Chesterfield Street. The situation shifted when a man, Carl David Cook, fell from a nearby bridge startling the group. Capt J H Lawton of the Aiken Public Safety Department provided the details.

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