Robbery at Eastside Gulf Station Leaves Two At Large
Two black males remained at large after an armed robbery at the Eastside Gulf station on S.C. 78 in Aiken. They allegedly grabbed an employee from behind, claimed a gun, demanded money, and fled, possibly in a vehicle. The amount stolen is undetermined and the case is under investigation.
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Eastside
Gulf Station
S.C. 78
Aiken
Aiken Man 18 Dies In Motorcycle Accident
An 18 year old Aiken man Roger Allen Saucier died when his motorcycle struck a low hanging cable on private property. He was knocked from the Yamaha and died instantly from a broken neck. The accident occurred about 2 20 yesterday afternoon. He lived on Huckleberry Drive and was a South Aiken High School graduate employed in construction with Du Pont.
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Aiken Man
Aiken
Aiken County
Sue Townsend
Roger Allen Saucier
Huckleberry Drive
Harold B
Bobbie Bobinger Saucier
South Aiken High School
du Pont
Weather Bundle Up Again Cold Night Forecast
Cold night with a low around 30 ushers in a chilly start. Friday warms to 40s with rain possible Thursday night. Highs reach mid 50s Wednesday and upper 30s to 40s by Friday as sun returns. Early mornings stay in the 20s on Wednesday and Thursday.
North Audusta High School team on Winthrop Challenge
A North Augusta High School team will appear on Winthrop Challenge this Saturday afternoon at 5 30 p m on SCETYV. At yesterday s sesqui centennial planning meeting in the recorder s courtroom of the Aiken Public Safety Department Bill Thurlow spoke from the judge s chair and granted amnesty to blue slips in the crowd. Charles Goforth opened with a warning about a new no parking ordinance on Sundays and a $20 fine. Thurlow spoke of Strom Thurmond as grand marshal and urged using presidential influence to bring him to Aiken.
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North Augusta High School
Scetyv
Bill Thurlow
Recorder
Aiken Public Safety Department
Thurlow
Charles Goforth
Strom Thurmond
Aiken
Hawaii
Thurmond
Reagan
Teen cocaine use unchanged since 1979 study finds
A government study of 17 000 high school seniors shows cocaine use has stayed steady since 1979 at 16 percent trying it, with 6 percent monthly users, despite rising disapproval and a shift away from marijuana and tobacco. Alcohol and cigarette use also declined slightly.
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Ann Arbor, Mich
Lloyd D. Johnson
University of Michigan
National Institute On Drug Abuse
Johnson
Institute of Social Research
Northeast
Department of Health and Human Resources
Jail Plan To Save Money At Aiken County Detention Center
County Administrator W Scott Barnes unveils a 10 point plan to reduce jail costs. It screens officers by merit and fills four vacancies with former staff, boosts volunteer prisoner labor for road work, improves confinement procedures, and cuts food expenses by serving meals only to prisoners and staff.
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Aiken County
W. Scott Brnes
Barnes
Ralph Gunnells
South Carolina Budget and Blue Laws Dominate 1985 Session
South Carolina legislators gather at the State House in Columbia for the 1985 General Assembly. Key issues include the budget, a low level radioactive waste compact with Barnwell site, and reforms to the blue laws affecting border and tourist areas. Senator Tommy Moore notes input will be heavy and predicts a long year with the indigent care bill facing statewide scrutiny and funding questions.
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South Carolina
State House
Columbia
General Assembly
Aiken County
Tommy Moore
Sen. Moore
Richmond County
School Board to Discuss North Augusta High and Byrd Elementary Plans
The Aiken County Board of Education will meet at 7 30 pm at 843 Edgefield Ave to discuss expansions and renovations for North Augusta High and Byrd Elementary. Proposals include adding two science labs and reconfiguring eight classrooms. Estimated cost is 260443 dollars as the ninth grade shifts under a middle school concept.
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North Augusta High
Byrd Elementary
Aiken County Board of Education
Edgefield Ave
North Augusta
County May Up Fine For Littering
Aiken County Council will consider transferring jail oversight from the Sheriff's Department to county supervision at 7 p.m. in council chambers 736 Richland Ave. A public hearing will review the jail ordinance and an amendment to the litter ordinance to raise penalties for dumping and littering with a $100 minimum fine. The first meeting of the new administration will appoint council boards and name a new vice chair. Councilwoman LaWana McKenzie is the only new member.
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Aiken County
LaWana McKenzie
Elizabeth M. Bradley
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