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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Dec 01, 1983

Page

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Columbia panel backs higher drinking age and open container ban

Gov Riley’s Highway Safety Committee endorsed raising the drinking age to 19 next year and to 20 in 1985, and backed a blood alcohol limit of 10 for drivers. It urged repeal of motorcycle helmet laws, opposed videotaping suspects, and rejected new alcohol taxes while seeking treatment funding without fees hikes.

Columbia Richard W Dick) Riley Highway Safety Committee House Senate Judiciary Committee Bill Todd State Department of Highways and Public Transportation Todd Gov. Riley

Aiken Sets Tree Event Tomorrow

A community Christmas program in Aiken begins at 6 30 with music prayer and the Christmas Story. Santa arrives by horse and buggy as the town lights its community tree donated by Gregorie's Nursery and Garden Center.

Santa Claus Aiken Bankers Trust Laurens Street George Gilmer Jim Moore Aiken Chamber of Commerce Millbrook Baptist Church Blenders William Johnston First Presbyterian Church Santa Gregorie Aiken Junior Women’s Club Pine Needle Garden Club Lionel Smith the Two Wheeler Milady’s the Gazebo Plaza Carpets A&m Music Aiken Furniture Otasco Friedman's Jewelers Plum Pudding Fashion Tree Casual Hut Coleman’s Shoes Reel’s Shoes Julia’s Dress Shop Bonner Smith Woodworks Sand Hill Station

Pilot at Palmetto airstrip linked to drug smuggling case

Paul Wyatt aided a plane he believed carried drugs landing at his airstrip on August 15, 1982, and was later jailed for conspiring to import and possess marijuana. Wyatt claimed he acted under government informant guidance, while prosecutors said he joined the scheme for pay. Sheriff Gunnells doubted veracity, noting only Wyatt and God know the truth.

Paul Wyatt Palmetto National Dragway Twin Lakes Executive Air Park Wyatt Red Evans Augusta Aiken County Ralph Gunnells Aiken Standard God Gunnells Sheriff's Department Dan Bowe Bowe

Christmas fund drives aid hundreds of families in area

The Aiken County Jaycees Salvation Army and Valley Empty Stocking Fund raise for needy families this Christmas. Last year the drive collected 12000 dollars aiding 201 families and 700 people. Volunteers man kettles at C S Banks in Clearwater and Graniteville and Bankers Trust in Langley on December 1 2 8 9 15 and 16.

Aiken County Jaycees Salvation Army Valley Empty Stocking Fund C&s Clearwater Graniteville Bankers Trust Langley Mary Etta Walker Archie Dean Trea

New Reactor Plea To Hodel Rescheduled

A Monday meeting on a proposed new production reactor for Savannah River Plant was postponed after DOE Secretary Hodel left Washington for London. Danny Boggs would have attended. Mark Tennant cited Hodel’s unavailability, with South Carolina lawmakers and the Aiken delegation pushing for Savannah River over Idaho.

Washington Department of Energy Donald Model South Carolina DOE Hodel Wasington London Danny Boggs Mark Tennant Strom Thurmond R S.C Savannah River Idaho

Laurens Street Philosopher’s Take On Moderation

The Laurens Street Philosopher quips that to err is human yet overdoing it occurs when the eraser wears out before the pencil, offering a wry note on restraint and habit.

Laurens Street

Fatal Intersection Studied in South Carolina

The South Carolina Highway Department completed a study of the fatal crash that killed Bill Taylor and his daughter Tina in October. It found three accidents at the S.C. 19, S.C. 191 and S-153 intersection and plans to install larger stop signs, new stop ahead symbols, and a crossroad sign with 45 mph speed plates to slow approaching motorists.

S.C. Highway Department Bill Taylor Tina S.C. 19 S.C. 191 S.C. Department of Highways and Public Transportation Rudnick Daiken Taylors

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