Aiken Public Safety reports arrests and incidents January 12 13
The Aiken Public Safety Department lists incidents from 7am Jan 12 to 7am Jan 13 including one attempted burglary two shoplifting reports and several other events. Arrests include Bernard Bell and Steven Lewis for shoplifting and Nancy Diggs for contributing to delinquency of a minor with additional bookings at Aiken County Detention Center for simple assault intoxication and other charges.
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Aiken Public Safety Department
Ihe
Bernard Horace Bell
P.O. Box
Wilde
Nancy Diggs
Bradby Ane
Aiken
Aiken County Detention Center
Ohn Jacob Rich Jr
Ken
John Jacob Rich Jr
John Thomas Smith
P O
Bash
Arthur Wayne ‘Smith
Kindle St. Law
Trish Renea Moore
Charles Edward Reed
Williamsburgh St
Glovervile
Charles Edward Sibley
Bragg
N.C
Freddy Lous Eubanks
Project Road
Gregory Levi Davis
Hwy
Wagener
Joseph Linn Wamble
Casletown Or
Hephzibah Family Court
George Cato J
Beman St. Augusta
Leon Boyd
Beech Island
Bruce Tilman Mundy
Main St
Graniteville
Victor Melvin Simpkins Jr
North ‘Asta
Jennings Zeger
Box 159
Fort Bragg
Renea Moore
Citizen of the Year Sally Bigger Honored at North Augusta event
Sally S Bigger named Citizen of the Year at a North Augusta banquet attended by 250 plus. She serves on the Aiken County Board of Education and chairs local groups. Incoming president George A Nelson urged closer ties with regional partners. the chamber seeks a new executive vice president amid many applications.
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Beam
Professional Mangement Corp
Martinez
North Augusta
Michael S. Levins
George A. Nelson
City of
Aiken County
Grace United Methodist Church
Bigger
John M. Younginer
M. Earl Sasser
Sasser
New Chamber Chairman Seeks Member Engagement and Preservation Efforts
New chamber chairman takes office at tonight's annual meeting. He aims to boost member participation, support historic preservation in Aiken, and foster county cooperation. Law notes forthcoming SRP management changes will impact the city, and highlights prior service with the Council on Aging the Rotary Club and New Covenant Church. He arrived in Aiken in 1952 and is married with two young children.
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Aiken
North Augusta
Chamber
Ing
Law
Savannah River
Donald M. Law
du Pont
SRP
Ernestine B. Law
USC Aiken
Tlona Tlinitch
Aiken Council Eyes Zoning Revisions and PAC Involvement
Councilman Fred B. Cavanaugh voices cautious optimism while Mayor Weeks and City Manager Windham withhold comment. Planning Commission reviews conditional uses for horses under the Comprehensive Zoning Ordinance. EQUIPAC has engaged in planning deliberations amid citizen criticism prior to their public announcement. State Ethics Commission check found no similar PACs with Aiken addresses.
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H. Odell Weeks
Roland H. Windham
Planning Commission
Equipac
Prepac
State Ethics Commission
Why rabies cases rise across a wide area
Health officials cite five main causes tied to wildlife encroachment and human behavior. Rabies remains endemic in wildlife as humans intrude on habitats, rural free-roaming pets spread infections, unneutered cats and dogs propagate the disease, garbage dumps attract wild scavengers, and low vaccination rates leave many pets unprotected. The 1988 Clemson area figures show 127 statewide cases, with Aiken and Saluda counties reporting notable clusters amid a raccoon-driven spread.
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DHEC
Aiken County
Saluda
Upper Savannah Health
Dis- Bickweiss
Aioe Grete
Rabies Safety Guidelines Issued by South Carolina Health Dept
The South Carolina Department of Health and Environmental Control outlines 12 rabies precautions. It stresses vaccination for pets, avoidance of wild or injured animals, reporting stray sightings, proper wound care, and seeking immediate medical advice after bites or scratches.
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South Carolina
S.C
Health Department
Animal Control Office
Rabies cases rise as pet vaccination drive urged
The report notes more than 18 cats testing positive for rabies in 1988, nearly triple the 187 figure. Health officials urge readers to make veterinarian appointments and contact the local health department for information._editor's note credits LeRoy Parker of the Lower Savannah Health District.
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DHEC
LeRoy Parker
Lower Savannah
Aiken Public Safety Highlights Expansion and Achievements
Public Safety leaders praise a year of growth including a tracking dog program, renovated substation on Silver Bluff Road, remodeled training grounds on DuPont Drive, and a new IBM 36 computer system. The department's softball team won the state championship boosting morale while 911 and communications improvements expanded service citywide. Community support remained strong from individuals, businesses, and allied agencies.
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Bar of Justice
Department
Busbee
Silver Bluff Road
DuPont Drive
Rice Exhibit at Hall of Fame Features Greg Rice Paintings
The Aiken Thoroughbred Racing Hall of Fame and Museum will host a Sunday reception from 2 to 5 p.m. to display Greg H. Rice paintings in a realist style. Rice focuses on light to bring paintings to life and has expanded from portraits to regional river and seascapes. Two limited edition prints accompany the show, one of the Chattahoochee River and another of a Jekyll Island seascape.
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Greg Rice
Aiken Thoroughbred Racing Hall of Fame
Aiken Thoroughbred Racing Hall of Fame and Museum
Greg H. Rice
Rice
Chattahoochee River
Jekyll Island
Thrift House Seeks Toys for Children at Mead Hall
The Mead Hall Thrift House at 304 Park Ave asks for toy donations. Hours are 9 30 a m to 3 p m Monday through Friday.
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Thrift House
Mead Hall Thrift House
Park Ave
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Hixon Insurance Co
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