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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 14, 1998

Page

13

Burglaries and vandalism report across Aiken area

Police blotter details thefts and break ins including Olive Oils restaurant on Chesterfield Street where a sliding glass door was broken and stock stolen. An Augusta woman reports being slapped by a man during car trouble at Race Station in North Augusta. Burglary on Augusta Road Warrenville and Jefferson Terrace includes windows broken and items taken. Four youths in a green car fired paint at a woman's car on Pine Log Road. charges pending. The cases are under investigation by local authorities.

Aiken Department of Public Safety Augusta Aiken County Augusta Road Warrenville Jefferson Terrace Aiken Pine Log Road

Stocks Closing as of January 13 1998

Information provided by Greg Paschal of Baward Jones outlines end of day stock figures. Key movers include major indices and notable company shares with cierre figures and market context for the period.

Greg Paschal Baward Jones

Flighty Visitors Reported At Aiken Wal Mart

A few wild birds swooped into the Aiken Wal Mart over the past days. They cruised just below the ceiling keeping out of reach of shoppers and staff. No official statement or press conference has been issued.

Aiken Walmart

Retirees Form SRS Association After Onsite Care Cut

More than 200 Westinghouse Bechtel and Du Pont retirees met to form the SRS Retiree Association. The 26 member board and 12 member executive committee vow to support retirees and the Savannah River Site and DOE missions. Dues exceeded $2,000 as the group seeks an active voice in the community.

Westinghouse Savannah River Co SRS Savannah River Westinghouse, Bechtel, and du Pont Dean Finley SRS Retiree Association North Augusta Tom Greene Department of Energy

Redcliffe drama students explore theater behind the scenes

Redcliffe Elementary School hosts Gene Baker a Lexington area drama teacher filling in during January. Fourth and fifth graders build sets puppetry and storytelling for a school wide drama presentation while younger students explore puppetry and acting. Baker says the program engages students builds confidence and attracts visitors from the SC Arts Commission and other schools.

Beech Island Redcliffe Elementary Columbia Gene Baker The Patchwork Players Baker Redcliffe Katherine Doss Eaker Els the Three Bears Papa Bear Baby Bear S.C Arts Commission

PALFED stockholders to decide merger offer

PALFED stockholders will vote February 3 at 10 a.m. in the city conference center on a proposed merger with Regions Financial Corp. PALFED owners would receive seven Regions shares for every ten PALFED shares. The merger needs a two thirds stockholder vote.

Palfed Aiken Regions Montgomery Ala John C.troutman Troutman Outstanding Regions South

Minister deacons sued by two Beech Island women

Two Beech Island residents filed a civil suit in Aiken County naming Rev. Alex Williams and deacons William Allen Jr. and Wilson Allen. They accuse Williams of humiliating remarks calling them sinners, plus alleged harassment and attempts to isolate them. They seek court restraining orders and financial damages.

Beech Island Josephine Green Alstyne Martin Alex Williams William Allen Jr Wilson Allen Aiken County

Mobile zoning defined for manufactured housing in Aiken

The Aiken Planning Commission approved amendments creating an RM zone for manufactured housing allowing units on individual lots in R-1M zones and addressing vacant Hidden Haven lots. Standards require roof pitch, foundations, skirting, crawl space, stairs, and electrical service with minimum 6 000 square foot lots. The commission also continued rezoning questions for corridor north of Colleton Avenue.

Aiken Colleton Avenue Williamsburg Street

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