Rebuilding After Hugo Shows Community Strength Beyond Homes
After Hurricane Hugo hit South Carolina, volunteers from Ohio Minnesota and Boone North Carolina helped rebuild the Singleton home in Awendaw. The effort transformed residents like Joe Singleton and Sandra Raby boosting faith hope and a sense of shared purpose across communities.
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South Carolina
Midwest
Mount Pleasant
Joe Sinleton
Resecah
Charleston
Rick Laughlin
Oronoco
Mina
Shumanitan
Boone
Star
Sandra Raby
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Joe Singleton
Rebeccah
Awendaw
Plane Lands Safely After Tire Blowout
A United Airlines Boeing 737 en route to Denver diverted to O Hare after one or two tires blew on takeoff from Cedar Rapids Iowa. The pilot landed safely at 10 10 a m. No injuries were reported and FAA spokesman Mort Edelstein praised the landing. Runways at O Hare were closed briefly causing delays for travelers.
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Chicago
United Airlines
Hare International
Towa
Federofficials
Federal Aviation Adinistration
Mort Jelstein
O'Hare
Wavelers
Edelstein
United Flight 253
Cedar Rapds
Aiken Public Safety Logs Household Crimes and Arrests
Aiken Public Safety reports for Jan. 19 to Jan. 20 include two grand larcenies two civil complaints one vandalism one gas drive off one missing juvenile one attempted burglary one assault and battery one fraudulent check one trespassing one domestic and one shoplifting. Arrests: Larry Robert Moyer 24 of 2811 Wagener Rd shoplifting and Sylvester Stanford 25 of 1005 Davis Borough Fid. burglary. Calvin Bates 20 of 304 Williamsburg St. Aiken charged with assault and battery.
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Aiken
Aiken County Sheriff Logs Domestic Incidents and Fights
The Aiken County Sheriff Department logged incidents from 7 a.m. Jan 19 to 5 p.m. Jan 20 including one escort, one fight, four domestics, two probes, one suspicious person, one assault, one assisted agency and one alarm. Detention Center reported no bookings in the same period. Police log compiled from law enforcement booking sheets.
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Aiken County
Shrimping Ban Urged Off South Carolina Waters
State wildlife officials call for a 90 day to six month federal ban on commercial shrimping in Atlantic waters to protect white shrimp decimated by cold weather. The freeze would pause fishing from estuaries to North Carolina while summer brown shrimp harvests and prices remain unaffected.
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Columbia
Offpecet
Paul Sandifer
Ate Wildlife and Marine Resources Department
Marinesources Division
Commerce
Robert Mosbacher
L.ae Aesece
Selegon Ryrl ‘Son
Sandifer
North Cardling
Pacene Aewn
Norther Fis
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