Grinch Steals Toys From Spartanburg Salvation Army Center
Thief breaks into the Salvation Army community center in Spartanburg and takes wrapped toys destined for needy kids and a public address system for Sunday's Christmas program. Two bicycles are left, and toys valued at 275 dollars with a tape player at 200 dollars are reported. Maj. Jack Engle notes the loss could have been worse if not discovered in time. Mike Little of the county sheriff's office provides the estimated totals.
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Spartanburg
Salvation Army
Maj
Jack Engle
Mike Little
Spartanburg County
Agreement Reached On Nude Portraits at Barnwell Museum
Barnwell County Museum trustees approve a four day display of nude portraits by Robert Sherer as part of a tentative $10 million settlement. The deal includes a $3,500 payout to the Atlanta artist. The exhibit was previously blocked after the gallery doors were chained and windows covered.
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Bakwell
Barnwell County Museum
Atlanta
Robert Sherer
Sherer
Museum
Jennings Rountree
Rountree
Deaths Dare Marion Bowers and Others
Death notices list Marion Bowers of North Augusta Heyward M Glisson of Warrenville and Emanuel Holloway of North Yuces on page 2B with brief details of their passing.
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Dare Marion Bowers
North Augusta
Heyward M. Glisson
Warrenville
Emanuel Holloway
North
Big Chill Shapes Christmas Weather Outlook
Wet weather threat dampens holiday shopping as rain caused fender benders and slick roads. The forecast calls for a generally cool pattern with mid 50s on Wednesday and highs in the 40s to 50s through Friday while travel crowds prepare for Christmas.
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Scrooge
Kids Craft Holiday Ornaments At Local Camp
Children at the H C Weeks Recreation Center join a Kids Christmas Crafts Camp led by Sandi Cash. They shape paper ornaments and plan jingle bell projects while enjoying three hours daily of creative activity and mom and dad time.
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Ginny Sous
Sara Frommer
Sarah Shartzer
H.C. Weeks Recreation Center
Sandi Cash
Cash
Thompson stays in Aiken. withdraws from Spartanburg post
City manager Steven Thompson has decided to remain in Aiken. He withdrew his name from consideration for Spartanburg's city manager vacancy after deliberation with Mayor James Talley. Spartanburg had received about 170 applications. Thompson had been a finalist since December.
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Spartanburg
Steven Thompson
Aiken
Thompson
Sparanburg
James Talley
Talley
Wayne Bowers
Florida
Richlandounty
Thompson rises to assistant city manager in early 1980s
Career notes show Richiana Thompson advancing after Mike Strickland left and later taking over from mentor Roland Windham in 1991. He credits Windham as a model and cites the chance to shape his own management style as a key benefit of serving in city government.
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Ken
Thompson
Mike Strickland
Aiken
Windham
Roland Windham
United States
Say
Family faces cancer and job loss during holidays
The Midland Valley family endures cancer treatment for the father who cannot work for months and faces upcoming surgery. His wife was laid off recently, leaving two small children with limited support as the holiday season arrives.
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Midland Valley
Barnwell facility tops waste volume, boosts 2nd quarter revenue
Chem Nuclear reports Barnwell low level waste intake rose in the second quarter, with July-September receipts at 82 000 cubic feet and October-November at 106 000 cubic feet. Revenue reached 419 5000 000 in the first quarter and about 60 million in six months, aiming for over 100 million in the year.
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Barnwell
Chem- Nuclear
Allan Stalvey
Chem-Nuclear
Columbia
Seil
Stalvey
North Carolina
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