Aiken Public Safety logs multiple incidents and arrests
Police logs list vandalism assault shootings thefts and property damage between Feb 6 and Feb 8. Arrests include John Heath Larry Miles Chensy Baughman Michelle Martin Eric Doyle and others for disorderly conduct trespass destruction of property fraud and related charges.
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Aiken
Chensy Kevin Baughman
P.O. Box
Highway 113
Wagener
Michelle Renee Martin
Aldrich St
Eric Doyle
Richland Ave
Aiken County
Shen
Aiken County Detention Center
Jimmy Lang Watson
Williamsburg St
Wil
Cedar Road
Windsor
James Bucknew Willams
Canal St Bath
Antonio Donnell Simpkins
Edna St
North Augusta
Russell Charles Smoldt
Tyler Avo
Catherine Ashford Holmes
Edgewood Apts
Edgefield
Elizabeth Thompson Kelly
Courtney Dr
Anthony Wayne Harden
Bondsman
David Allen Smith
Hidden Spring
Dr. Jackson
Dale Wayne Rogers
Rotarians urged to serve others in world of need
Dr. P. Randolph Kowalski urged Aiken Rotarians to apply positive thinking to active service and help neighbors worldwide. He cautioned against a "meet and eat" mindset, stressing enthusiastic community work led by Rotary clubs. February student guests Amy Hunter and Bauer Vaughters noted. club meets Mondays at Houndslake Country Club.
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P. Randolph Kowalski
Aiken Rotarians
Morial Presbyterian Church
Augusta
Kowalski
Rotary
Amy Hunter
R. Bauer Vaughters
Amy
Jack Hunter
South Aiken High School
Bauer
Ray B. Vaughters
Aiken High School
Dr. Kowalski
William R
Bill) Johnston
Aiken
Hospital admits negligence in man death at university hospital
The university hospital and cardiologist Dr. David W. Cundey admitted negligence in the July 7, 1985 death of Emilio A. Yaconetti, a 41-year-old North Augustan, after a faulty catheterization where a local anesthetic was injected into the heart instead of dye. a jury will decide damages to the estate.
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University Hospital
Augusta
David W. Cundey
Emilio A. Yaconetti
Yaconetti
Cundey
Dr. Cundey
CSRA Career Day Set For USCA Campus Wednesday
Students from USC Aiken Paine College and Augusta College will explore the job market at the CSRA Career Day featuring more than 90 employers from public and private sectors. Undergraduates will interview with firms districts financial institutions and government agencies in three segments: interviews tables and panels. For details contact the USCA Career Planning Office at 648-6851.
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CSRA
USC Alen P.m
USC Aiken
USCA
Paine College
Augusta College
Council of Governments to meet Thursday at Ziggy's Bamberg
The Lower Savannah Council of Governments board will meet at 7 p.m. Thursday at Ziggy's Restaurant on U.S. 301 north of Bamberg. The public is invited to attend.
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Lscog Council
Lower Savannah
Ziggy's
U.S. 301
Bamberg
Plan to Close Thurmond Lake Recreation Sites Faces Scrutiny
A federal budget proposal would save 875000 by shutting 13 Thurmond Lake recreation sites, including four in South Carolina and Hartwell Lake, Richard B Russell Lake, with nine Georgia sites also affected. The plan stems from Army Corps of Engineers budget cuts for 1989-90. Congress reaction remains cool, officials say.
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Thurmond Lake
South Carolina
Congress
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
James N. Parker Jr
Corp
Savannah
Yes
Hartwell Lake
Upstate
Richard B. Russell Lake
Parker
Georgia
Haw Creek
Leroy’s Ferry
Scott’s Ferry
Mt Pleasant
S.C
Genesis program spawns Homefree drug treatment nationwide
Emily Ferro of the Hazel Pittman Center in Chester explains Homefree as an offshoot of the Genesis program begun statewide in Lancaster Chester and York counties in 1985. Genesis served 30 people in York, 50 in Chester, and 60 in Lancaster over the last two years. Quinn notes the program aims for brief, repeated treatment rather than inpatient care, with low repeat need and high completion among participants as state officials push standardization of similar programs nationwide.
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Emily Ferro
Hazel Pittman
Chester
Homefree
Lancaster
York Counties
Genesis
York County
Chester County
Lancaster County
Quinn
County cable franchises face fee hike standoff
The county’s two cablevision contracts may raise the franchise fee from 3 to 5 percent of gross revenues for basic service, but Cablevision of North Augusta and Aiken Cablevision each reported 3 percent. With 112,106 in expected revenues, 66,272.03 was collected. Council leader Warner said the panel may exit the franchising business as the 1992 contract term nears. The council meets at the County Building on Richland Ave. W.
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Cablevision
Cablevision of
North Augusta
Aiken Cablevision
Aiken County
Carrol H. Warner
Warner
Robert M. Bell
County Council
Richland Ave
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Chesterfield St
Aiken, S.C
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Washington
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Don Fitzpatrick
Aiken Medical Cancer
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Kalmia Mall
United Telephone System
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