Call for turkey probe dropped in Aiken County council vote
Aiken County Council on Tuesday night rejected a push by Councilman Willar Hightower to revive a controversial hams and turkeys issue. The state law enforcement division found no evidence to support the voter influence claim, and the solicitor’s office took no action. The Ethics Commission dismissed related complaints for lack of proof. Council members debated FOIA and public duties as they halted further pursuit.
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Joe Randall
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Clark Honored for United Way Efforts in Aiken
Tom Clark senior vice president at Security Federal Bank was named local United Way top volunteer for 2000 at the annual meeting held at Houndslake Country Club. Clark has chaired the United Way board this year and credited his employer for support as he plans continued involvement. Dee Stanford received special recognition for 28 years of service.
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Joe Buggy
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Kimberly Clark
Westinghouse Savannah River Company
Wackenhut
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Lowe's
Kentucky-Tennessee Clay
Xauph Courtney
Tri-Development Center
Tony Dunn
Margaret J. Weston Medical Center
Courtney
David Jenkins
Aiken Winn Dixie
David
Dunn
Nicotine Burglar Sought In Beech Island Theft
Aiken County Sheriff's Office seeks information on a nicotine burglar who raided Discount Tobacco Outlet on Sand Bar Ferry Road. About 360 cartons of cigarettes and $200 in cash were stolen, after a back wall panel was removed. Police say the break in occurred between Saturday night and Monday morning. lines and alarms were dead.
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Mental health head outlines SC needs in Aiken visit
George Gintoli the new South Carolina mental health director visited the Aiken-Barnwell Mental Health Center on Tuesday to share goals. He emphasized listening and planning with staff and clients to improve service, integrate agencies, train police, and involve families while minimizing budget impact.
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County coroner reports record January workload
The Aiken County Coroner's Office handled 76 deaths in January, including five autopsies. Of the deaths, 64 were natural, two homicides, two personal crisis cases and three accidental. There were three other deaths and two pendings, with 44 daytime and 32 nighttime deaths. The majority were 36 males and 39 females, marking the busiest month on record.
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