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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Dec 15, 1987

Page

13

Feast of Lights Begins Tomorrow

Hanukkah the Jewish Feast of Lights begins tomorrow the 25th day of Kislev. Judas Maccabaeus led the struggle against Antiochus IV and after a temple cleansing a holy oil cruse miraculously lasted eight days. A menorah is lit with an additional candle each night. gifts and alms are common.

Kislev Judas Maccabaeus Temple Jerusalem Antiochus IV

Three Armed Robbers Hit Town Tavern In Aiken County

At 1 20 a m three men robbed the Town Tavern on S C 125 at Drag Strip Road Aiken County killing no one and injuring none. They escaped in a loud muffler vehicle headed toward Augusta with cash and a .22 pistol taken from the bar.

Jackson S.C. 125 Drag Strip Road Aiken Carrol Heath Heath Augusta

Aiken student reports theft from locked car at Pacers Downs

A USC Aiken student reported more than $600 of cassettes and other possessions stolen from his locked car parked at Pacers Downs between Wednesday and Thursday night. An Aiken Public Safety Department report notes the car was locked when left Wednesday night.

USC Aiken Pacer Downs Aiken Public Safety Department

Aiken Men Arrested On Cocaine Charges

Two Aiken men face drug trafficking charges after police reports say they distributed crack cocaine. James Eubanks, 21, of Brant Court, is charged with three counts and Harden, 20, of McCormick, with two counts. both are jailed with bond set for Eubanks at 150,000 while Harden awaits bond.

Aiken Aiken Public Safety Department James T. Eubanks Brant Court Aiken County Richard Harden McCormick Harden

Burglaries Report Cash and Televisions Stolen

A Belvedere man reported a Monday break in at his Ker shaw Drive home with $1,462 in cash, television gear and firearms stolen. A separate burglary at R E Phelan Co on University Parkway saw a VCR and a color TV valued at $1,250 taken between Friday night and Monday morning.

Belvedere Kershaw Drive Aiken County

New Ellenton approves tax and fee increases

City Council raises the tax rate by 13 mills to boost revenue and balance a 414,936 budget. Homeowners will pay about 17 more per year. business licenses rise 5 cents per 1500 revenue. sanitation up 50 cents monthly. fire protection up $1 monthly. outside-city residents face a $1 per 1000 market value fee.

New Ellenton Randy Shaw Shaw

Budget cuts proposed by New Ellenton mayor affect police fire and general fund

Mayor Shaw said a total of 90000 dollars from the nine department budget proposal will be shared. Police funds lose 20000 dollars and fire funds lose about 5000 dollars. General government funds drop about 27000 dollars removing a part time tax collector and a tax form computer service, contingent on county tax collection help.

Shaw Aiken County

Dorchester DSS Director Backing Poore Amid Termination Fight

Dorchester County DSS director James H. Risher voiced support for Richard T. Poore following his suspension and termination by the county DSS board after a July to October dispute. Poore appeals to the South Carolina Employee Grievance Committee while state director James L. Solomon denied the grievance.

Richard T. Poore Department of Social Services James H. Risher Dorchester County DSS James L. Solomon Poore S.C Risher

Panel Pushes District Voting Amid NAACP Appeal

The NAACP leader urged district voting to end at large race bias in Aiken City Council elections. The panel discussed a 4-2-1 plan, while the Justice Department seeks to enforce changes via a consent decree. Gallman cited past election results showing racial voting gaps.

Aiken National Association For the Advancement of Colored People James Gallman Justice Department Gallman James Jones Jr Lessie Price

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Jackson Tavern Sheriff Heath USCA Lo Ceo Ginny Southworth Les Williams Barkana Christmas Tree Farm S.C. 302 Les New Ellenton Police Department Busness Sharon McLaughlin George Burgess Risher Futher Solomon Mike Jarrett S.C. Department of Health and Environmental Control Gergel Children’s Rights Orlene Thomas Libby Bland Beverly Clyburn Richard Sumpter Thomas Boyd Chuck Jones Abbie Lee Watson Watson
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