Muggers steal cash and jewelry from Aiken man playing basketball
Alfonso Oakman, 33, told police he was tackled on the Smith Hazel recreation center court at 1 p.m. Thursday as two men grabbed his necklaces watch and wallet containing cash. They fled toward Kershaw with an estimated total loss of 1415 dollars.
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Smith Hazel Recreation Center
Alfonso Oakman
Oakman
Kershaw
Heart Unit meeting and nursing program notices in Aiken
The Aiken County Heart Unit holds a dinner meeting Tuesday at 7 p.m. at Houndslake Country Club with nine member Heart Throbs and speaker Dr. G Lionel Zumbro from University Hospital Augusta. Friday is final day for reservations. tickets $12. checks to Eleanor Bookstaver or Houndslake CC. Also, Aiken Technical College offers Practical Nursing admission tests January 27 at 9 a.m. and January 28 at 6 p.m. For details contact Dr. Daphne Stassin at 593-9231.
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Aiken County Heart Unit
Houndslake Country Club
Aiken Women’s Heart Board
Lionel Zumbro
Zumbro
University Hospital
Augusta
Eleanor Bookstaver
Aiken County Heart Divisson
Hammond Road
Aiken
Aiken County Heart Division
Aiken Technical College
Daphne Stassin
Bradshaw Linked to Glass Firm Error Regretted
The Aiken Standard corrected that Charles L. Bradshaw who was convicted of larceny and acquitted of burglary was wrongly linked to owning B&B Glass and Paint. Bradshaw has no ties to the business and the newspaper regrets the mistake.
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Aiken Standard
Charles L. Bradshaw
Aiken County General Sessions Court
B&b Glass
Bradshaw
The
City Council weighs 4-2-1 plan and public hearing
The Aiken City Council agenda for Monday includes a public hearing on the 4-2-1 election plan. The Justice Department seeks a plan with single-member districts and at large seats to address Voting Rights Act concerns. NAACP officials oppose 4-2-1, citing diluted minority representation. The meeting also covers a tax contract resolution, historic structure rezoning, cable franchise grant, housing authority appointments, annexation committee, and zoning changes.
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North Augusta
Northao
Buena Vista Re
Buena Vista Avenue
Harold A. Sigman
Jons
Sigman
Justice Department
Aiken
The
NAACP
James Gallman
Aiken County
Cablevision
Woodside Corporation
Housing Authority
Annexation Committee
Silver Bluff Road
River Bluff
Ejection From Aiken Bar Sparks Civil Suit
Theresa Turner sues David Allen and DBJ Inc. over July 6 ejection from Up Your Alley in Aiken seeking 50 000 in actual and punitive damages. Counterclaims accuse lost business. Court docket includes Burger King crash suit and several vehicle injury claims plus jury duty lists for this term.
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Aiken
Common Pleas Court
Burger King
Wrentz Guinyard
Joe Peterson
Martin O'Neal Smith
Wagener
Alden Chavous Jr
Alden Chavous III
S.C. 302
Herman W. Brown
Jo Ann Brown
Chavous
China Mission Shapes Carol Fallon Trip To China
Carol Fallon of Whole Life Ministries joined a two week trip to China to spread Christian faith amid Communist restrictions. The group prayed nightly and met a state church congregation outside Canton for a one on one ministry with around 70 to 80 attendees. The visit aimed to share Jesus and provide support despite worship limits.
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Warrenville
Carol Fallan
China
Ms. Fallon
Whole Life Ministries
Augusta
Nora Lam
Canton
S.K. Lam
Sandra Kennedy
Wagener Parking Squeeze Draws Mixed Local Views
Wagener faces a tight parking situation on the main street after widening to four lanes. Mayor Marvin Baughman cites hazards backing into traffic and regular no parking zone violations, while bank manager Mary Lybrand notes limited impact for most but concerns the elderly. Local drugstore owner Dr. Ernest Shuler comments on customer parking needs.
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Wagener
Marvin Baughman
Mary Lybrand
Ncnb Bank
Wagoner Drug
Ernest Shuler
Parking Woes Strain a Small Town Businesses
Wagener residents complain of scarce spaces near S.C. 302 and the post office. Mayor Baughman and the Town Council discuss potential solutions including a new post office site and marked spaces, but offer no firm plan. Some merchants already use back lots, while widening roads reduced available stalls.
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Jem
Baughman
Wagoner
Kitty Widener
Marabelle Ray
Widener
U.S. Postal Service
S.C. 302
Wagener
State
Highway Department
Ray
Group Calls to End Student Drivers in South Carolina Bus System
About 40 people gathered at a public meeting of the South Carolina School Bus Safety Action Committee to press for banning student bus drivers after a Lexington County child was killed by a 17-year-old driver. The group cites 11 pediatric bus fatalities in a decade, 10 linked to student drivers, and urges investigation of driving records and mandatory exams.
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South Carolina
School Bus Safety Action Committee
Lexington County
Richard Zieminski
Irma
Carroll A. Campbell Jr
Aiken County
U.S. Department of Labor
Roy Williams
North Augusta
Labor Department
Zieminski
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Willam A. Davis
Nora
China Ministry
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