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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 14, 1992

Page

13

State probes racial incident at Richardson's Lake closed

SLED concluded the August 17 incident involving Cub Scouts from New Ellenton Pack 409 was investigated and turned over to the South Carolina Human Affairs Commission. SLED did not issue findings, but stated the commission should receive the facts. commissioner noted possible violation of public accommodations law. Local offices observe Presidents Day. some services resume Tuesday.

Richardson's Lake State Human Affairs Commission South Carolina Law Enforement Division SLED Hum Affairs Commission Human Affair Commission Jack New Ellenton Hugh Munn Human Affairs Commission James Clyburn Frank Williamson Jr

Plea for new home for Puddles after abuse

In Mt Pleasant a plea to find a loving new owner for Puddles drew over 50 calls on day one. The 514 month old female mixed breed was mistreated and beaten, according to Magistrate Jeanette M. Harper. A choker chain had been used without proper adjustment as the dog grew. Sheila Roseboro of the John Ancrum Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals spoke, noting the animal was injured.

MT. Pleasant Puddles Sheila Roseboro John Ancrum Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals Jeanette M. Harper

Aiken Leaders Sit Together at Church Services

Former Aiken Mayor H. Odell Weeks and Judge Charles E. Simons Jr. are described as always sitting together at Aiken First Baptist Church services. Simons says they sit side by side to stay awake due to their ages, not the quality of the sermons.

Aiken H. Odell Weeks Charles E. Simons JR Simons Weeks Aiken First Baptist Scott Webster Clemson University Roland H. Windham

Birthday Announcements Highlight Local Residents

James Robert Chapman Shaquane Crawford R.L. Harrison Jr Mary B. Hucks Velma Lakes Susan Key Horace W. Price Jr Rodney Raiford Joseph Ryan Annette Smith Jeffery Taylor Jr receive birthday notices. The list names each honoree and marks their special day in the community calendar.

Gas Tanks Being Removed Near Wagener Under State Oversight

West Columbia firm Jackson Construction and Supply began removing 75 to 100 underground storage tanks from a wooded site near Wagener. Residents led by Luke Jackson pressed for zoning action amid fears of soil and groundwater contamination. State agencies extended compliance deadlines as a DHEC plan governs the operation and recycling requirements.

Wagener West Columbia Stein Jackson Construction and Supply Omy Bethear Churc Road S.C Jackson

Thank You For The Memories From Aiken Mayor Weeks

Former Aiken Mayor H Odell Weeks retires after four years as city leader. In a retirement dinner he thanks supporters and his family, recounting a public service career beginning in 1943 and a mayoral tenure from 1957 to retirement.

Aiken H. Odell Weeks Weeks Fred B. Cavanaugh

Aiken Trials Kick Off Triple Crown Weekend in March

Aiken residents gear up for the 50th Aiken Trials and the 22nd Triple Crown on March 14 with on line reservations, a third row parking option at $40, and tickets priced four dollars in advance five on race day. Gates open at 11 a.m. post time 2 p.m. Children under 12 admitted free. Tickets available at local shops. The Hunt Meet follows on March 21 at Clark Field on Audubon Drive.

Aiken Aiken County Aiken Jaycees of Co Mike Fanning Aiken Drug Woodruff Drug Southside Gallery Clark Field Audubon Drive Aiken Ser ‘Toma Club

Construction On Incinerator May Be Close

A Westinghouse Savannah River Company official said a $100 million first of kind incinerator for radioactive wastes at the Savannah River Site could begin within six months. The Consolidated Incineration Facility aims to reduce waste volume by about 90 percent and will burn solid and toxic wastes produced in nuclear materials work. The remaining hurdles include final permit approvals and an environmental assessment before a potential third quarter start.

Savannah River Westinghouse Savannah River Company Steve Crook Aiken Crook CIF Defense DWPF Earl Pases

Valentines Day Gifts Of Love And Romance From Locals

Local residents share their most romantic Valentine gifts. Mayor Fred Cavanaugh plans a quiet weekend at Hilton Head leaving politics and children behind. Tina Blackmon recalls a surprise two blue tickets for a Caribbean cruise. The couple imagines a belated honeymoon while arranging temporary childcare.

Fred Cavanaugh Lee Hilton Head

Twelve Arrests In Aiken County Burglaries And Thefts

Aiken County Sheriff reports twelve arrests tied to twenty five burglaries and two car thefts from July 1991 to February 1992. Notable suspects include Michael Proctor and Debra Proctor in Tennessee for seven thefts and burglaries, Stephen Hughes with four counts of eel ing stolen goods and related charges, Harold Wayne Wyatt and John Michael Smith in another incident, and Benjamin Baughman Ervin Williamson and Chris Bennett linked to eleven burglary counts and grand larceny. Additional arrests include George Wilson and Rusty Dunbar for three burglaries and grand larceny, plus Shawn St Germaine and a juvenile tied to burglary and grand larceny in truck theft cases.

Aiken County Couchton Harold Wayne Wyatt Edgefield Highway Hudson Road John Michael Smith Joyner Pond Road Benjamin Todd Baughman Ervin Arthur Williamson Chris Bennett Aiken George Wilson Rusty Merritt Dunbar Donee County Grand Larceny Auto

Helping Hands Shelter Seeks Donations and Help

The Helping Hands Shelter in Aiken seeks donations of items and time to support 300 plus children ages birth to 17. Directors urge furniture, clothing, towels, bedding, tools, school supplies, and building repairs while stressing the nonprofit relies on local donations and United Way support. Call 618-3456.

John Sebby Sebby Aiken Helping Hands Aiken Count United Way Agency Cal

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Luke Jackson HAC Fllen County Roddie Burr Egreee March James Jackson Removantt DHEC Bob Benson DHIEC Philip Lord Cindi Golofuss Heath Shawn St. Germaine Langley Nina J. Nndiffer
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