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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1990
Page
1
A brief item notes ongoing discussions or upcoming meetings about drug policy or treatment programs. The exact details, dates, and participants are not provided in the fragment from Page 2A.
A 61 year old woman who shoplifted four packs of cigarettes says a comment by Judge Wapner inspired the crime. Police spokesman Larry Ankrum cites an interview with Pat Sajak and Joseph Wapner as the trigger.
Multiple death notices from North Augusta Summerton and Johnston list Ronald E. Boone Timothy R Campbell Marion Carothers Jane E Kirkland Byron Morgan Lois B Sawyer Bessie T Strother. Page 6A contains full details of each obituary and memorial information.
Planning Commission members blasted recent subdivision regulation changes after Councilman J Allen Brodie pushed to cut road widths from 26 to 22 feet and extend cul de sacs from 1500 to 2500 feet. The council narrowed road widths and cul de sac rules without planning input, prompting accusations of political manipulation.
Aiken County narcotics raids targeted three areas Haillage New Hope project Graniteville and Wagon Wheel off U S 125 netting 57 defendants charged with conspiracy trafficking and distribution 36 arrested no injuries reported and 110 warrants issued. Prominent dealers Marion Mays and Frederick L Tucker identified for possible bond denials as efforts continue.
Steven A. Smith, chief of narcotics for the State Law Enforcement Division, says the Governor's RAID Team formed in 1988 has created a tremendous dent in the state drug movement. He notes 18 years in narcotics, describes interagency cooperation with SLED wildlife and marine resources and the Alcohol and Beverage Control.
Houndslake Corporation sues the City of Aiken and the State Tax Commission seeking a tax refund or a millage roll back. Robert E. Penland leads, with Henry Summerall and Richard Miley filing for 300 plus property owners after a 1989 reassessment. The suit argues the Tax Commission failed to enforce the 1 percent cap on property levies and requests independent review of reassessment procedures. If successful, excess funds may be set aside to lower next year’s taxes for all property owners.
Severe thunderstorms spurred by a tornado watch across Aiken Barnwell Edgefield Allendale and McCormick counties threaten crops and roads. Peach farmers fear bud damage as unseasonable warmth advances harvests earlier than usual while storms bring floods and power outages across the Midwest and West.
Mayor Marion Barry, 53, pledges he will be exonerated after being indicted on five cocaine possession counts and three felony lying to a grand jury. A city official urged resignation while advisers question his political future as Barry seeks treatment and prepares for trial.
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