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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 2000
Page
2
The First Baptist Church hosts Amahl and the Night Visitors at 7 pm this Thursday. Performances spotlight a small shepherd and a miraculous visit, with a Christmas season focus.
A North Augusta woman’s Buena Vista Avenue apartment suffered 30 dollars in damage and a 10 thousand dollar vehicle was stolen. A Bath man’s McKinney Street residence saw a 22 caliber rifle taken valued at 75 dollars. A Beech Island man’s home on Sheraton Road saw 237 dollars in cash and a 17 thousand dollar white 2000 Ford Mustang stolen. A blue 1986 Chevrolet pickup was stolen from Barnes Used Cars on Edgefield Road. A Langley woman had 100 dollars of fingernail polish damaged at Cushman Road. A Roosevelt New York woman was arrested for shoplifting 24 dollars worth cologne at Target. Aiken boy 10 assaulted a 9 year old at Pacers Run. An Aiken woman arrested for attempting to steal 24 dollars perfume at a store. A lock removed from Rutland Drive Storage. 300 dollar Craftsman air compressor stolen. One vandalized vehicle with 500 dollars damage at Hampton Avenue residence.
Georgia lottery results list nightly draws with Cash 3 Midday 09 06 and Cash 3 Evening 01 60. Cash 4 numbers 07 88 02 and back 0 No further context or dates provided for Fantasy 5 02 19 33 08 39.
An error in yesterday's paper on the Augusta Links advertisement credits photographer 4 Doe White for the photos. The correction acknowledges the omission and regrets the mistake.
Mary Ann Harlan of Grace United Methodist leads the Return to Bethlehem outdoor Christmas drama, faced with thunderstorm and cold. Over four nights more than 1200 spectators viewed the production, with traffic adjustments by the North Augusta Police to ease crowds and carpooling noted.
Regions Financial Corp and Morgan Keegan Inc sign an agreement for Regions to acquire the Memphis based brokerage house. Morgan Keegan will keep its name as a subsidiary and Allen B. Morgan Jr. will stay chairman and CEO and join Regions board.
School briefs note Sira Christiensen graduated from Coastal Carolina University with a marketing degree. The S.C. State Employees Association offers Anne Agnew Scholarships with three 1000 awards. March 1, 2001 is the deadline. USC Aiken hosts a free seminar on Internet investing January 16 at 6 pm. call 641-3288 to reserve.
Keith Moon, social services director for three years in Aiken, will resign to lead Gaston County North Carolina social services in early January. He cites a challenge and higher pay, notes predecessor Margaret Key improved the agency, and discusses the tough realities faced by case workers.
Donald Edward Guinier, 47, of 1252 Storm Branch Road in Clearwater, charged with two counts of armed robbery for Dec 6 and Dec 9 robberies of Bryant's Food Stores in Clearwater and North Augusta. Deputies arrested him in front of his home around 3 pm. He allegedly demanded money after a store visit. He is held at the Aiken County Detention Center.
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