Sentencing Given for False DOE Form Disclosure
William Clayton Goins 42 of New Ellenton was sentenced in a Columbia federal court to two years for making false statements on a Department of Energy personnel form. He pleaded guilty August 14, 1985 in Aiken, admitting a 1968 felony conviction was not disclosed. He received a suspended sentence with four months in a halfway house and five years probation. he may stay free on bond for about 30 days before reporting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Clayton Goins
New Ellenton
Columbia
Department of Energy
Goins
United States District
Charles E. Simons Jr
Aiken
Savannah River
Simons
Aiken County Court Opens 1986 Term With Murder And Neglect Cases
The 1986 term begins with 55 cases at Aiken County General Sessions Court including murder and child neglect charges. Timothy F. Green, 21, faces the beating death of 3 year old Caronica Hill. Phyllis Price charged with unlawful neglect. Carroll Leon Warren, 22, charged with causing death by operating a vehicle under influence in a November Clearwater head on crash that killed social worker Mary Diane Ware. Judge Rodney A. Peeples to preside. court reconvenes tomorrow.
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Aiken County
Timothy F. Green
New Ellenton
Caronica Hill
Phyllis Price
Carroll Leon Warren
Clearwater
Mary Diane Ware
Aiken County Court House
Second Circuit
Rodney A. Peeples
Investment Pool on North Augusta City Council Agenda
North Augusta council meets at 7 in the Municipal Building to discuss the Local Government Investment Pool Program with no investment minimum or maximum. Also on the agenda is the C Fund list as the city receives 60,000 for street resurfacing from the Aiken County Legislative Delegation.
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North Augusta
E. Buena Vista Ave
Aiken County
Jackson To Discuss Proposed New Complex
Plans for a new town hall post office complex will be presented to the Jackson town council and residents at a 7:30 meeting tonight at the current town hall on Charles Street. Councilman James Ellis and Fire Chief Gurney Wiggins will discuss construction quality bid procedures and the schedule. The complex will be built on town property at S C 125 and Burroughs Street and will house the municipal court and public works department and serve as town hall. A nearby building will house the Jackson Volunteer Fire Department and Jackson First Alert.
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Jackson
Charles Street
James Ellis
Gurney Wiggins
S.C. 125
Burroughs Street
Department of Public Works
Jackson Volunteer Fire Department
Jackson First Alert
LSCOG Aging Committee Meeting In Bamberg
The Regional Aging Advisory Committee of the Lower Savannah Council of Governments will meet in Bamberg at 10 a.m. to discuss Community Service Funds FY 1987 planning and the Governor's Study of the Aging Network. The agenda covers five year planning, redesignation study, transportation study highlights, meal bids renegotiation, and the annual report. The public is invited to attend at the Bamberg County Agricultural Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lower Savannah
Bamberg County Agricultural Building
Calhoun Street
Belvedere Man Named New South Carolina CAP Leader
Doug Abercrombie is named SC wing commander of the Civil Air Patrol. He aims to establish a squadron in every county, promote CAP awareness, and expand programs for cadets and aerospace education. He notes CAPs broad nonpilot roles and 980 SC members. He resides in Belvedere and worked with the ground observer corps earlier. Contact Ace Electric Supply in Augusta or SC CAP at 758-2098 for details.
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Belvedere
Doug Abercrombie
Civil Air Patrol
U.S. Air Force
CAP
Abercrombie
South Carolina
Washington D.C
Puerto Rico
Aiken
Florida
Ground Observer Corps
Ace Electric Supply
Augusta
S.C
Columbia
Douglas Abercrombie
Mental Retardation Myths Debunked by South Carolina Expert
Catherine Chiles explains myths about mental retardation at Aiken Technical College. She notes MR is permanent, not a sickness, and that most MR individuals are alert and productive living in communities. The event paired with Me Myself and Art showcased MR creativity and talent.
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Catherine Chiles
Aiken Technical College
Chiles
S.C
Midlands Region Center
SCDMA
ATC
Midlands Region
Aiken County Eyes 911 System and Mural Move
Aiken County Council agenda includes a resolution to fund an 911 emergency system via a monthly user charge over 18 months and a grant request to move the mural Justice As Avenger and Protector to the new Judicial Center. The panel also considers praising department heads for budget restraint and four public hearings on park funding and a five year Soil Conservation Service lease.
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Aiken County
Justice
Federal District
Aiken
New
Judicial Center
Arts Commission
General Services Administration
The
S.C. Department of Parks, Recreation and Tourism
Harrison-Caver Park
Black leaders urge defense of civil rights via education and action
Greenville speaker I S Levy Johnson told about 300 at a King Day rally that blacks must defend federal affirmative action and improve schooling for black children. He urged renewed commitment to King’s ideals and criticized the Reagan era moves to dismantle affirmative action. He also condemned Greenville County’s rejection of two King honors.
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Greenville
South Carolina Bar Association
I.S. Levy Johnson
Johnson
Martin Luther King Jr
King
Dick Riley
U.S
Ernest Hollings
NAACP
William J. Gibson
Statehouse
Columbia
Vance
Reagan Administration
Greenville County Council
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LSCOG
Bamberg
Fran Chapman
By Phil Jones
Mary Anne Browder
Tri-Development Center
Patsy McManaway
TDC
Department of Health and Environmental Control
McManaway
Memanaway
Cecile Rosser
Ann Addy
Ms. Rosser
SCDMR
Allendale
Barnwell
Ms. Addy
County Council
Soil Conservation Service
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