Trenton Man Among Six Killed In South Carolina Crashes
A Trenton man, Bobby James Lowman, 35, died Sunday night after being struck by a vehicle on U S 25 about 13 miles south of Edgefield, part of six traffic deaths in South Carolina that weekend. Owens-Corning to sell Ladish Co for 236 million to a group led by Gibbons Green van Amerongen, with completion planned mid February. Ladish unit of Aerospace and Strategic Materials Group based in Cudahy Wisconsin. Aiken County educational and council meetings set for tomorrow night to review superintendent applications and discuss development and administrative committees.
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Trenton
South Carolina
State Highway Patrol
Bobby James Lowman
U.S. 25
Edgefield
Owens-Corning Fiberglas Corp
Ladish Co., Inc
Gibbons, Green, van Amerongen
Ladish
Aerospace and Strategic Materials Group
Owens-Corning Fiberglas
Cudahy
Wis
Educational Center
Edgefield Ave
Aiken County Schools
Aiken County Council
County Council
Richland Ave
Aiken Council to consider voting change and public hearing
Aiken City Council will meet at 7:30 p.m. in the Municipal Building to discuss a change in voting method for council members and to hold a public hearing on funding for additional recreational facilities. Also listed is a North Augusta breakfast with Augusta Mayor DeVaney speaking at 7:30 a.m. at the North Augusta Community Center.
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Aiken
City Council
Park Avenue
North Augusta
Guilty Pleas and Sentences From Aiken County Court
Judge Rodney A Peeples sentenced multiple defendants in Aiken County General Sessions Court last week. Offenses included shoplifting, driving under suspension offenses, robbery and reckless homicide with various jail terms probation and restitution requirements. Names ages and towns include Marianne Maiden Emerson E Wright John M Lark Kelvin Dunbar James B Williams Roger D Dorn Nehemiah Broughton Cathy Shaw Charles B Atkins Jr Ricky C Craig Steven M Hughes and locations Gloverville Beech Island Graniteville North Augusta New Ellenton Jacksonboro and more.
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Rodney A. Peeples
Aiken County
Marianne Maiden
Gloverville
Emerson E. Wright
Beech Island
John M.lark
Kelvin A. Dunbar
New Ellenton
James B. Williams
Clearwater
Roger D. Dorn
Jai
Cathy Shaw
Graniteville
Charles B. Atkins Jr
North Augusta
Ricky C. Craig
Steven M. Hughes
Bills to shield abused children get five proposed laws
Five bills presented at a press conference in Aiken aim to help sexually abused child victims without infringing on defendants rights. The package covers competency, expedited proceedings, hearsay, videotaping, and closed circuit television with the governor’s approval as the trigger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aiken
Second Circuit
Robert J. Harte
Thomas E. Huff
North Augusta
Joseph Wilder
Barnwell
Harte
Wagener Firefighters Move Toward Unity After Split
Wagener Fire Department reorganizes under Chief Michael C. Branch after 10 of 13 volunteers resigned. The new structure aims to improve trust, funding, and equipment, with 28 active members and planned training at the South Carolina Fire Academy. Some volunteers and council tensions eased as supervision and quarterly evaluations begin.
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Wagener
Wagener Fire Department
Michael C. Branch
Willis
S.C
Branch
South Carolina Fire Academy
Second Nuclear Safety Talk Planned At Richland Hearing
A public hearing at Richland County Council chambers will examine Savannah River Plant safety and local emergency preparedness. Seven speakers, including NRC and university and environmental reps, will address nuclear accident responses and community safeguards tonight at 7:30 p.m. in Columbia.
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Savannah River
Richland County
Tony McDonald
Aiken
National Academy of Sciences
Washington
Secretary of Energy
John Herrington
South Carolina Electric & Gas
V.C. Summer
Fairfield County
McDonald
Sce&g
James Felder
du Pont
SRP
U.S. Department of Energy
DOE
Cliff Webb
Felder
County Robberies Reported Across Two Counties
Two armed robberies occurred over the weekend in North Augusta and Beech Island. At Smile Gas Station a white male in his late 30s robbed the store at 2 45 a.m. taking an undetermined amount of cash. At Todd's Shop and Go a black male in his early 20s demanded all $10 and $20 bills. A 1986 Cutlass was stolen from Shady Acres. the Cycle Center was burgled. change from Esquire Lounge was also reported. All under investigation.
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Smile
Atomic Road
North Augusta
Honda
Aiken County
Sheriff’s Department
Shady Acres
S.C. 28
Beech Island
School Board Weighs Bond and Auditor Selections
The Aiken County Board of Education meets at North Augusta High School tomorrow at 7 p.m. to discuss a May 1987 bond issue and selection of potential auditors. The agenda includes a revised Facility Improvement Plan funding, possible bond adjustments for 1987 and 1988, relocation of storm drains at Ridge Spring-Monetta High, the December 1986 financial report, and approval of expulsions for students who did not appeal.
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Aiken County
Ridge Spring-Monetta High School
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OCF
Tommorrow
N. Augusta
DeVaney
Nehemiah Broughton
Jacksonboro
Julie Patrick
Rep
Huff
S.C. 19
I-20
S.C. Highway
Ginny Southworth
Priscilla Boatwright
Kirk Martin
Fire Department
Tommy Willis
David Willis
Hugh Boyd
Richland County Civil Defense
Nelson Grace
Federal Nuclear Regulatory Commission
Atlanta
Gordon Thompson
The
Institute For Resource and Security Studies
Cambridge, Mass
Jack Geiger
Physicians For Social Responsibility of
New York
Frances Hart
Environmental Research Institute
Ruth Thomas
Environmentalists Inc
Esquire
Nicholson Lane
Bond
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