Concerned Citizens Against Zoning Meet in Bath
The group will gather tomorrow night at 7 p.m. in the old Jaycee hut opposite Langley Bath Clearwater Middle School on S C 421. For details call Rev. Jack Scott at 593-4943 or Alton Norris at 663-3711.
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1986
Page
5
The group will gather tomorrow night at 7 p.m. in the old Jaycee hut opposite Langley Bath Clearwater Middle School on S C 421. For details call Rev. Jack Scott at 593-4943 or Alton Norris at 663-3711.
Russell D Mellette president of Russell D Mellette and Associates will headline Aiken's Wakin' breakfast at Palmer's Restaurant Ramada Inn at 7 19 a m Tuesday. He will address Pocket book Business Issues in 86 drawing on over two decades in journalism public relations and lobbying.
Master-In-Equity F. Alex Beasley resigns effective year end after four years in office. He will join Johnson Buchanan and Harte in private practice. The Aiken County Bar Association recommends Robert Smoak of Toole and Toole as successor. governor will appoint replacement.
An Aiken woman filed suit in U S District Court alleging Dr Madhu B Bhalla and his practice negligently delivered her baby on March 25 26 1985 causing severe mental retardation. The complaint cites improper labor care oxytocic use failure to treat fetal distress and emergency cesarean delays. Damages are sought above 10000 with a reply anticipated.
PARALLEL Support meeting set for Monday at 7 30 p m in the library conference room of HCA Aiken Regional Medical Centers. Open to parents who have experienced miscarriage stillbirth neonatal or infant death and those recovering. Sponsored by the hospital and the Mental Health Association in Aiken County. Contact 648 7150 or 649 2736 for details.
Kalmia Hill residents led by association president James J. Slovic oppose selling 4.9 acre property at Gregg Avenue and Augusta Road for commercial use amid annexation talks to bring the area into the city. Dr. Mark T. Meyer and others urge keeping the area residential as city limits expand.
North Augusta City Council to hear a report on Enhanced 911 service presented by Maria Smoak of Southern Bell. Aiken County Council schedules Jan 14 public hearing on the system with three Public Answering Points planned in Aiken, North Augusta, and the county.
Law enforcement officials from the Aiken County Sheriff's Department with aid from North Augusta and Barnwell County served warrants Friday after two weeks of undercover drug buys. Officers seized several pounds of marijuana and cocaine as nine residents were charged with drug offenses including possession with intent to distribute and trafficking in cocaine.
An Aiken man identified as Jimmy Hollingsworth of 325 Fairfield St was arrested around 1:25 a.m. on criminal sexual assault and resisting arrest charges. He was located on Morgan Street after officers responded to Union Street and Richland Avenue where the victim was found injured and taken for a rape test.
Miami attorney Thomas Tew named court appointed trustee and receiver for ESM Government Securities Inc awaits appraisals on fee simple titles of Ronnie Ewton's Aiken County property. Tew, appointed to collect assets for ESM, estimates assets valued between 7.5 and 11 million with potential up to 15.5 million.
Brunner Companies expects store names for Hitchcock Plaza within two to three weeks. The 250000 square foot center may include a Kroger and possibly Rose’s, with three major retailers and 16 shops planned between Pawnee Street and Silver Bluff Road. Edition also notes debate over Belk K Mart J C Penney Sears for a 500000 square foot Whiskey Road mall and a new tenant at Kalmia Plaza within 60 to 90 days.
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