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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 26, 1979

Page

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Aiken approves broad pornography ordinance risk to Vogue and Sports Illustrated

The Aiken City Council passed a sweeping pornography law aimed at shielding minors from explicit publications and media. Critics warn the ordinance is overbroad may impact Vogue Sports Illustrated album art and films in circulation. Council member Howard M Hickey Jr termed it a horrible statute and warned of costly court challenges.

Aiken Vogue Sports Illustrated Howard M. Hickey Jr Hickey Rolling Stone Kathryn Smith

United Way Banquet Hiccups and a Classic Einstein Quip

A power outage briefly interrupted a United Way banquet at Millbrook Baptist Church gym causing a candlelight pause before Hal Smolan asked Harvey F. Allen Jr. to speak. Allen urged a short talk, invoking a famed Einstein remark on compound interest.

United Way Millbrook Baptist Church Hal Smolan Harvey F. Allen Jr Allen

Aiken Council Ordered to Release Audit Letter

Judge Rodney A Peeples ordered the Aiken County Council to release its audit management letter amid a civil suit brought by the Aiken Standard and filed by Scott B Hunter.

Aiken County Council Rodney A. Peeples Aiken Standard Scott B. Hunter

Aiken Races Kick Off Triple Crown Series

Aiken County hosts three racing events in March headlined by the Aiken Mile Track on March 10 with harness racing led by Mr. Overnite’s track record. Si Munsell backs Ginny Vic as fans anticipate strong turnout and dignified weather. Proceeds benefit Crippled Children's Hospital in Greenville. The 37th Aiken Trials follow on March 17 at the Aiken Training Track, drawing near ten thousand spectators from last year. The Triple Crown culminates March 24 with the Aiken Hunt Meet featuring steeplechase and a mule race as part of the circuit.

Aiken County Aiken Overnite Si Munsell Ginny Vic Banks Mill Road Aiken Shrine Club Crippled Children’s Hospital Greenville

Juvenile Jail Closed After Compliance Order

The Aiken County juvenile detention facility was ordered closed by the state Department of Corrections for not separating juvenile quarters from adult spaces. Six juveniles were moved to other centers in Aiken and North Augusta as Sheriff Paul D. Grant seeks arrangements with Lexington County to house them.

Aiken County Paul D. Grant George S. Friday Corrections Department Division of Inspections Aiken North Augusta Frank T. Galardi Galardi Grant Sheriff's Department Lexington County Strom Thurmond R-S.c Butler Derrick D S. C

Council FOI dispute over county audit letter

The managing editor argues the council violated the South Carolina Freedom of Information Act by withholding a letter, which the Aiken Standard says should be public. The letter was prepared by Joe W. Dunkin, a certified public accountant who audited the county and was asked to review each department’s procedures.

South Carolina

AGNS proposes Barnwell facility as open option for spent fuel storage

A Congressional Record report outlines AGNS Barnwell as a potential away from reactor storage site for spent nuclear fuels. It seeks 11.8 million in 1980 funding to continue DOE backed R D, warns mothballing could cost 75 to 115 million to restart, and notes INFCE completion may affect decisions.

Allied General Nuclear Services AGNS Barnwell House Subcommittee On Energy and the Environment Department of Energy DOE

Judges sentence Napier family in Virginia murder case

Ernest Wyman Napier 49 and his wife and son pleaded guilty in Aiken County General Sessions to murder and related offenses in the death of Kenneth Wayne Lloyd, 19, on January 6 1978. Napier received life imprisonment with a 20 year minimum before parole, others tagged for accessory after the fact.

Darlington County Aiken County Virginia Ernest Wyman Napier Hardeeville Kenneth Wayne Lloyd Rodney A. Peeples Napier Lloyd Young Napier Michael L. Johnson Peeples Johnson Napiers Patricia Williams Napier Anthony Wyman Napier

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