Aiken Public Safety logs multiple incidents and arrests
Police log shows incidents from 7 am Jan 24 to 7 am Jan 25 including trespassing burglary grand larceny theft and disorderly conduct plus additional entries from the Aiken County Sheriff’s Department for disturbances alarms burglaries larcenies overdoses deaths and a stolen vehicle. Bookings list multiple individuals with charges including fraudulent checks disorderly conduct driving under suspension and burglary among others.
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Journalist Woodruff To Appear At USCA Lecture Series
Judy Woodruff, chief Washington correspondent for the NewsHour and Frontline host, will give a lecture Monday at 7 p.m. in the Etherredge Center main theater as part of USC A University's Lecture Series. Tickets are required and free. available from the Student Activities Center and Etherredge Center Box Office. The event highlights Woodruff's long career including NBC News and the NewsHour.
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County EMS Reserve Proposal Seeks More Staff and Facilities
County officials discuss adding part time or two full time EMS staffers to handle rising workload. Volunteers would cost about 1,500 vs 29,000 for full positions, with funding to cover workman's compensation. Reserves would be insured under current tort liability and malpractice policy. Officials note workload has grown since the operation began nearly 15 years ago and consider hiring more staff, new stations, or expanding volunteer squads.
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Sasser backs proposed gym facility on city council
North Augusta council member Earl Sasser, elected in 1985, weighs in on a planned gym project. He supports the facility, citing his coaching duties and the need for more practice time, saying his life philosophy centers on enjoying people and life.
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Brooks Outlines School Problems in Aiken County
Aiken Sunrise Rotary heard Dr. Joseph Brooks outline two major 1990s issues facing Aiken County Public Schools overcrowded aging facilities and a high ninth grade dropout rate about one in four. He warned uneducated students risk becoming unproductive citizens and potential offenders. The Task Force 2000, including 35 community members and a consultant, is reviewing sites curriculum and administration to propose improvements.
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Aiken Hounds Hold 75th Anniversary Hunt Ball
The Aiken Hounds celebrate 75 years with a Friday Hunt Ball at Joye Court, honoring prominent members including Mrs. Gi. (Doll) Bostwick and MFH Mrs. David J. King. The Chronicle notes the 1914 origin of the Drag, revival in 1916, and the evolution of Hitchcock Woods as a historic winter society centerpiece.
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State Drug Testing Proposal Wins Support
South Carolina lawmakers backed a plan to test current and state employees for drug use with cost concerns for testing over 100000 workers. Governor Campbell supports his own proposal to suspend workers indicted on drug charges while Rep Denny Neilson pushes a bill for routine testing with notice and possible firing for positive results. Lawmakers warn about financial impact and potential rights violations, noting personal test results from colleagues and past events.
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Local Names List Sparks Mystery in Brief Item
A compact roster of names including Jewelle Bradiey Gary Coxon Daniel Odel JoAnn Woodley Sue Serio Rita Howie Kapelyn Rhinet Bessie Boyet appears in a damaged OCR fragment. The readable text hints at a society or community note listing individuals without context or event details.
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DARE Program Aims to Reach All Fifth Graders in County
Center Aiken and North Augusta officials report the DARE program is the best, with proven effectiveness. Sheriff Brown notes law enforcement as a model and says the program will reach every fifth grader this year, with about 99 percent anticipated to benefit and only one percent failing to attend regularly.
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Teen Line Expands Hours At Aiken Based Helpline
Teen Line, funded by United Way and based in Aiken, expands hours to 4 p.m. to 8 p.m. Monday through Friday. The service, serving all of Aiken County, accepts collect calls and relies on volunteers aged 15 to 18 who receive professional training and must sign confidentiality statements. Volunteers provide guidance on issues from pregnancy to relationship problems while callers and volunteers remain anonymous.
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Correction on horse owner misidentification on Rhone Drive
An article in Tuesday's edition incorrectly identified the owner of a horse that may have been neglected on Rhone Drive. The horse is currently stabled on the street. The Aiken Standard regrets the error.
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