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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 26, 1972

Page

3

Million suit filed in jail death case

The parents of 17 year old runaway Cloyce Cook filed a $1 million damage suit against Dade County in circuit court. Cook was strangled in a maximum security cell crowded with 19 inmates, despite a capacity of 10. The suit notes Cook had no prior record and cites jail reforms prompted by the death.

Miami Cloyce Cook Florida Dade County Calvin Jones Piedmont S.C Cook Johnnie Lee Jones Young Cook Church of God Brevard County Miami Beach Dade County Public Defender's Office Jack Sandstrom Dade James Kehoe

Historical Society To Hear Roy Lyons

Roy Lyons will speak on Indians and Indian artifacts as a guest of the Aiken County Historical Society. The meeting is set for Sunday January 31 at 3 p.m. at the Aiken County Historical Society.

Historical Society Roy Lyons Aiken County Historical Society

Aiken Area PTA Council Meeting Set at Aiken Elementary

Aiken Area Number One PTA Council will hold a meeting tomorrow at 7 30 p m at Aiken Elementary School located at 314 Chesterfield Street Aiken South Carolina The program will feature candidates for the County Board of Education and the public is invited to attend.

Aiken Area PTA Council Aiken County Board of Education Chesterfield St

Aikenite Elected President of South Carolina Personnel Services

Fred W. Langdon Jr. has been elected president of the South Carolina Association of Personnel Services. He leads Speer Personnel Consultants in North Augusta and owns Barkana Farms in Aiken, chairing the city Republican Party. He holds a Certified Employment Consultant designation and lives in Aiken with his wife Shirley and three daughters.

Aikenite Fred W. Langdon Jr The South Carolina Association of Personnel Ser Langdon Speer Personnel Consultants North Augusta Aiken Barkana Farms City of Aiken Republican Party Shirley Sumter Street

SCN Reports Earnings Up at Columbia National Bank

Columbia South Carolina National Bank reported 1971 earnings after securities gains of 7.676 million, up 11.34 percent from 6.894 million in 1970. Earnings per share after securities transactions were 4.70, vs 4.22 prior year. Total resources reached 746.529 million, deposits 604.943 million, loans 370.024 million.

Columbia - South Carolina National Bank Today

Save-A-Stop Notes Gain In Company Sales

Jacksonville Florida. Griffin president announced at the annual shareholders meeting that Save-A-Stop Incorporated projects net sales of 183 million dollars for the fiscal year ending August 26 1972. This would be a 12 percent gain over 163.2 million dollars for fiscal 1971. He said the company is focusing on improving net profit margins and all divisions and subsidiaries are on target.

Jacksonville Fla Ernest Griffin Save-A Stop Incorporated Griffin

Aiken County SPCA Expands Help Amid Rising Caseload

The Aiken County SPCA sheltered 2,421 lost and abandoned animals in 1971 and expects a higher influx in 1972. Director Harry P. Young says membership roll calls will rely on old members and new donors. Donations are tax deductible and payable to the Aiken County Shelter for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals.

Aiken County SPCA Harry P. Young Young Banks Mill Road S.E Aiken

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