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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 15, 1997

Page

13

Planning Commission OKs zoning limits on cell towers

Aiken Planning Commission approved zoning restrictions governing cellular telephone towers to control placement and scale. The move aims to balance wireless service needs with neighborhood character and safety considerations.

Aiken

Education Foundation board meets today in Aiken

The Greater Aiken Local Education Foundation board of directors holds its quarterly meeting at 4 30 p m on the second floor of the Aiken Municipal Building. For more information call Diane M Mangiante at 641 4488.

Burglary and Theft Spree Reported Across Local Addresses

Police log details multiple incidents from January including burglaries at Wiswell Realty on Park Avenue with a radio and flashlight stolen. a Cedar Lane armed robbery where an automatic pistol was shown and wallet stolen. burglaries on Brant Court and Ludlow Lake Road with electronics and jewelry taken. a Walmart parking lot vehicle theft near Whiskey Road later found burning on S.C. M2. a Morence Street break in with multiple items taken. a Melody Lane burglary with AVCR and cash value. and a North Augusta truck theft on Ascauga Lake Road, a 1996 white Volvo valued at 50000, recovered after a hit and run. Updated 1/15/97.

Wiswell Brant Court Wal Mart Whiskey Road S.C. M2 Wagener Morence Street Yale Ludlow Lake Road Graniteville Melody Lane North Augusta AVCR Ascaugua Lake Road Richmond County Cumbee Trail Road

Burglarized Visit Promoted as Theater Research Claim

Director MAR CIA HARRIS supposedly says she catalogs homes for props and furniture for Aiken Community Playhouse shows. She jokes about calling past hosts to borrow items, claiming prior visits will lead to future contact.

Marcia Harris Aiken Community Playhouse

County approves landfill pact with regional consortium

Aiken County Council unanimously authorized the chairman to sign a service agreement with a regional landfill consortium. The pact sets an initial $20 per ton disposal fee and funds a 1,000 acre site near Savannah River Road, serving eight counties with a planned 11 cells into the next century.

Aiken County Savannah River

Mud & Stogies Opens Cigar Coffee Bar In The Alley Aiken

Mud & Stogies, a cigar smoking coffee bar run by Ken McDonald and Chet Clayton, opened in The Alley before the New Year. The shop offers premium cigars, Colombian coffee, espresso and pastries with a casual, no smoking sign policy and late, open hours.

Ken McDonald McDonald Chet Clayton

Relay for Life fundraiser aims to beat cancer in Aiken

Local American Cancer Society boosters plan the annual all night relay at Hagood Stadium from 7 pm Friday May 16 to 7 am Saturday May 17. Sandra West says the event will be bigger than last year with survivorship celebrated. Last year raised 43000 with 38 teams. organizers hope for up to 60 teams. Major backers include Aiken Regional Medical Centers Carolina Cancer Center WJBF TV Aiken Printing Aramark and the Aiken Mall. For more information call 648 1208.

American Cancer Society Relay For Life Hagood Stadium Aiken Sandra West ACS Aiken High School Aiken County Aiken Regional Medical Centers Carolina Cancer Center Wjbf-Tv NewsChannel 6 Aiken Printing Aramark Aiken Mall

Aiken Planning Commission Sets Wireless Tower Rules

The commission voted unanimously to amend the zoning ordinance to limit cellular towers to Light and Suburban Industrial zones. Towers may attach to city structures with council approval and must not increase height. New towers face 1000 foot proximity limits and 200 foot height cap, with screening, 8 foot fencing, light color, and FAA lighting only if required. Operational towers idle 120 days may be removed after notice.

City of Aiken Federal Aviation Administration Planning Commission Ronny Bolton Reilly Hammond Ed Evans

Accused forger seeks to dodge trial in passable case

Assistant Public Defender David Tarr urged a directed verdict of acquittal for Anderson Hightower III in a check forgery case. Judge Costa Pleicones denied the motion, noting evidence shows Hightower knew the checks were forged as witnesses linked him to cashing them. The case concerns nearly $2,000 taken from Fan Aiken Pharmacy last summer and fall.

David Tarr Costa Pleicones Tarr Anderson Hightower Plebones Hightower Ele Anderson Hightower III Fan Aiken Pharmacy Lawrence Brown Lisa Frierson

Aiken approves 10 new hangars at airport project

Aiken City Council approved construction of 10 T hangar spaces at Aiken Airport with a projected cost of about 398000 funded by local and state sources. Construction should begin around April 1 and take 90 days. Eight hangars will be 40 by 40 feet for single engine planes while two will fit twin engine planes. Lease agreements are in place with at least seven customers paying 200 to 250 dollars monthly.

Aiken Frances Thomas Aiken Aviation Commission Thomas

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