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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 20, 1990

Page

9

Big Screen Shrinks as More Moviegoers Stay Home

Erma Bombeck laments shrinking cinema screens and crowded multiplex aisles as televisions grow larger and audiences flock to home viewing. She recalls crowded theaters, loud patrons, and the irony of vastly upgraded home entertainment versus intimate audience experiences. The column notes a shift toward at home media and humorously imagines future cinema in compact living spaces.

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Aiken Public Safety Log Details Jan 19 Incidents

The Aiken Public Safety Department reports incidents from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. January 19 including forgery theft and a warrant service. Arrests include Sybrenia P. Nipper 23 Evans Georgia for obtaining goods under false pretenses David Lee Corley 35 Aiken for disorderly conduct Charles Boyer Allen 26 Aiken for forgery and Sherman Dale Chek 27 North Augusta for violation of supervised furlough.

Aiken Public Safety Department P.m Sybrenia P. Nipper Glennwood Dr Evans David Lee Corley Union St Aiken Charles Boyer Allen Alien Sherman Dale Chek Seymore N. Augusta

Aiken County Sheriff reports no incidents or bookings

The Aiken County Sheriff's Department reported no incident reports from 7 a.m. January 19 to 7 p.m. January 18 and the Aiken County Detention Center had no booking reports. Information compiled from local enforcement agencies.

Aiken County

Public Hearing Tops City Council Agenda in Aiken

Aiken City Council meets at 7 30 p m with a public hearing and second reading on three ordinances. One ordinance enables a lot exchange with Aiken Associates for a 1 71 acre tract to build lake view picnic facilities in the Woodward Tract development. A separate measure considers annexing Banks Mill Road property zoned R 10 and a rezoning at Pine Lag and Silver Bluff Roads tied to a Blockbuster site. The council also weighs annexation and zoning of Trail Ridge Row acreage, site and landscape plans for the Aiken Medical Center expansion, and a conditional use application on Rhone Street seeking to keep four horses on a 2 42 acre lot. A podium discussion on traffic on Cherry Hill Drive and Deerwood Drive is on the docket.

Aiken Theresa Woodward Aiken Associates Two Notch Road Whiskey Road Price Avenue Woodward Blanchard Calhoun Banks Mill Road Jonetta Street Nick W Pine Lag Silver Bluff Center Ok Rhone Street Harriet Delaney Delaney

Census Bureau seeks county workers for 1990 census

The Census Bureau will hire Aiken County residents for the 1990 census to count about 250 million people and 106 million housing units. Positions include 2 field operators 15 crew leaders and 149 enumerators with pay from 8.80 to 8.50 an hour. Testing at Aiken Technical College February 20 offers applications and a written test.

U.S. Department of Commerce Bueau Aiken County Census Bureau Pe Earewss Eee Erence Canes Bureau of the Census Aiken Technical College Mattie G. Young Ms. Young de Ogrete Young Columbia

Low Riders Club Reveals Modest Finances and Car Mod Trends

Augusta and Townsend describe local and nearby clubs making low rider pickups with hydraulics and lowered frames. Members deny destruction while noting widespread kits and rising numbers. police tolerance varies with location, including avoidant runs from certain towns.

Augusta Townsend Aiken

Hitachi to Build Color Tube Plant in Greenville

Hitachi America Ltd will construct a 150 million color picture tube plant in Greenville on a 7 acre tract near I 85. The site is to create more than 700 jobs and should be finished by September 1991, marking the largest Japanese capital investment in South Carolina. Takeo Takemoto of Hitachi Electronic Devices USA praised Greenville for its human resources and work ethic.

Greenville Hitachi America Ltd Interstate 85 South Caroli Hitachi Electronic Devices (USA) Inc

Truitt Named Executive VP and GM of Aiken Electric Cooperative

Walter V. Truitt Jr. is named executive vice president and general manager of Aiken Electric Cooperative to fill the vacancy created by last year’s resignation. Truitt has led multiple cooperatives including Gulf Coast Electric in Panama City and Southeastern Illinois Electric in El Dorado, plus roles with NRCSA in Washington. He holds an MBA from the University of South Florida and a bachelor’s degree, with prior service in the U.S. Army Security Agency. He and his wife have one daughter and two grandchildren.

Walter V. Truitt Jr Aiken Electric Cooperative Tustees Truitt Charles L. Staples Aiken Post Southeastern Illinois Electric Cooperative Eldorado Gulf Coast Electric Cooperative Panama City Fla Chugach Electric Asssociation Anchorage Alaska National Rural Electric Cooperatives Assn Washington, D.C Truitt Distribution U.S Connecticut Iluicigal Electric Energy Cooperative Florida Versity Day Srs Isustal Cuanagement Sdf University of South Florida

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