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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1990
Page
12
Aiken Public Safety log covers Jan 21 to Jan 25 with incidents including two vehicle damages two shopliftings one trespass and one disturbance. Authorities log minor incidents and routine patrol outcomes across the period.
Aiken County Sheriff Department incident report for 7 a.m. Jan 21 through 7 a.m. Jan 22 lists vandalism burglary escort social services mental transport domestic case breaking and entering a camper runaway disorderly conduct and related offenses. Detention center bookings include probation violation cocaine possession no license driving drunk fugitive warrant and other charges.
Five months after black players walked off Conway High School football to protest a white player replacing a black back, residents dispute whether racism exists in the town. A bi racial task force was appointed as protesters picket Main Street and accuse city officials, the school board, and coach Chuck Jordan of racial bias. Jordan said the switch aimed to discipline Hunt, who refused to follow on field. After 31 of 37 black players boycotted, the team finished 1 11.
Newspapers picked up through the program are sold to Paper Stock in Augusta. A specially equipped recycling trailer will be delivered soon to increase productivity of three city employees. A recycling truck is expected to arrive by spring to replace the current trailer and containers.
Westinghouse Savannah River Company employs 16,000 at SRS and partners with Aiken Technical College since 1961 to provide pre employment services. In 1988 89 the college trained 1,969 SRS workers in career education, job task analysis and maintenance tech skills to support tritium plutonium production and isotope work.
Sen Jack Lindsay will travel to Jackson Mississippi next week for evaluation by lung transplant specialists at University of Mississippi Medical Center to decide if he will be a candidate for double lung transplant. If evaluated eligible, he could join a waiting list following a successful precedent set by Rep Floyd Spence in 1988. Lindsay, 62, from Bennettsville, suffers idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis causing progressive lung stiffening and fatigue with declining health over more than a year.
The Aiken Camellia weekend awards list Section I Tricol or and Section II Creativity Projections Reflections reveal winners from Cereus Gardeners Country Gardeners and Garden Makers. Notable honors include Lib Scott tricolor, Ida Mae Brown Martha Williams and Vera Kinney earning ribbons across classes with multiple blue red and white placements. Johnson and John figures appear among the Men's Invitational Class B winners.
Augusta city council will hold a study session tonight at 7 at the Municipal Building on Buena Vista Avenue. The sole agenda item is a review of plans for a River View Park gym center in North Augusta.
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