Rumor of Assault at Aiken Mall Dismissed by ADPS
Officials at the Aiken Department of Public Safety released a statement denying rumors of an assault in a mall restroom. ADPS Director J. Carroll Busbee said no incident occurred and advised the public to disregard the reports.
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Indicted Salley Woman Charged With ATM Card Theft
Tammy Lynn Batchelor a 25 year old former USPS employee was indicted on one count for stealing an ATM card from mail service. She faces up to 250000 fine and five years in prison if convicted. Entrance to Ai sen Regional Medical Center will be slowed to through traffic Monday during construction and access will be limited to the front steps with handicap access available.
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Band Members Selling Fruit at South Aiken High
Band members at South Aiken High School will take orders for boxes of citrus fruit through Monday. Proceeds fund band trips uniforms music and instruments. Fruit delivery on February 21. To order call 648 165s.
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Local Names Listed for Community Notices
A roster of residents and local figures includes Jimmy Briley Lois Cornwell Linda K Crabb Helen Davis Roy Hensley Laura McKinley Holly Morris Rozalynn Mel Jackie Padgett Tina Spradley Edward Williams Jr. The list appears in a community notice section of the newspaper.
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Lois Cornwell
Linda K. Crabb
Helen Davis
Roy Hensley
Laura McKinley
Holly Morris
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Jackie Padgett
Tina Spradley
Edward Williams Jr
Corrections Headline Stated Growth Stunted in Area 4
The Aiken Standard corrects a Thursday front page school series headline. The proper header should read Area 4's Growth Stunted. The newspaper regrets the error.
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Dean's List mixup corrected for Aiken Technical College
The Tuesday edition misidentified the dean's list as a fall quarter list. The correct roster pertains to the fall quarter at Aiken Technical College, with names and honors reflecting current academic standings.
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Aiken
Cable bill targets subscriber data leaks by Rep Smith
Langley legislator James Ro land Smith introduces a bill making cable systems liable for disclosing subscriber information. The measure allows three year window for lawsuits after unauthorized release and would restrict sharing names addresses billing status Social Security numbers and other data unless a confidentiality request is signed. He also threatens scrutiny of highway header file sales to marketers and bots.
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Surgery Center Planned in Aiken by Surgical Care Affiliates
A private firm filed documents to bring an outpatient surgical center to Aiken. Surgical Care Affiliates awaits approval from the Department of Health and Environmental Control to begin construction near The Market Place plaza, next to Kroger. If approved, work would start soon and the center could open by next fall. The facility would employ local doctors and minimal admin staff, providing services similar to Aiken Regional Medical Centers and positioning it as a local competitor. The company, founded in 1983, runs 39 centers nationwide, with the Aiken site set to be its second in South Carolina.
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Rodney Light wins 1991 Citizen of the Year award
The Greater North Augusta Chamber of Commerce honored Rodney Light at its banquet as the 1991 Citizen of the Year. Past winners, board members, and Sally Bigger noted a strong, active chamber with plans for the year. Dr Barbara Nielsen and Edna Daniels closed the event with remarks and song.
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Hartnett Attacks Hollings in Aiken Rally
Former Congressman Tommy Hartnett told Aiken County Republicans that it is time to defeat Sen. Ernest Hollings. He called the 26 year veteran uncaring and arrogant and criticized Hollings’ Senate floor performance on Gulf War issues.
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Budget Balancing Moves Unpopular Says Hartnett
Hartnett says budget balancing relies on spending cuts or tax increases, but voters and politicians alike oppose such steps. The Republican hopeful to unseat Sen. Ernest Hollings cites constituent pressure as the chief obstacle to tackling the deficit, with many groups resisting entitlement cuts.
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