Growth Triggers Precinct Realignments in Aiken County
Aiken County voters face precinct boundary changes as growth prompts realignment affecting more than a third of the registered voters. Four new polling places join major sites Wagener Salley Perry and New Holland. mailings will inform affected residents with final approval expected after state and federal clearance.
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Aiken County
Denton Johnson
The
Aiken
County Board of Yes
Neha and Elections
Everamen
Wagener
Salley
Perry
New Holland
Mail
Johnson
General Assembly
U.S. Justice Department
New Ellenton Warns of Mandatory Sewer Taps
Town Attorney John Harte told New Ellenton residents that mandatory sewer taps will be enforced once the $5 million system is functional. He cited a 1990 bond clause and county DHEC rules, while noting current promises not to enforce due to system issues and unclear local ordinances. He urged early tapping to save a $300 fee.
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New Ellenton
John Harte
Harte
NationsBank
Department of Health and Environmental Control
Aiken
Public Service Authority
Joan Wilson
Freida Walter
PSA
Ms. Wilson
Ms. Walker
DHEC
OLeary Draws Full House To Aiken Banquet
Secretary of Energy Hazel O Leary headlines the Greater Aiken Chamber of Commerce annual banquet at USC Aiken Student Activities Center. About 660 tickets sold out quickly, with a reception after. Honors include Man Woman and Youth of the Year and a new Businessperson of the Year award.
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Greater Aiken Chamber of Commerce
USC Aiken
Secretary of Energy
Hazel O’ c
Sylvia Kinnerly
Chamber
O’leary
Student Activites Center
Greater Aiken
First Citizens Bank
Aiken
Ex-husband eyes deal to implicate Tonya Harding
Jeff Gillooly, Harding's ex-husband, emerges from FBI after six hours of questioning as prosecutors press the Kerrigan attack case. A law enforcement source says he may cut a deal to testify against Harding, who denies involvement, while officials rush to decide the Olympic team roster by deadlines.
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Portland
Ore
Tonya Harding
Jeff Gillooly
FBI
Nancy Kerrigan
Ron Hoover
Associated Press
Gillooly
Harding
Bart Gori
Shawn Eckardt
Kerrigan
Jan. G. Harding
Tonya
Brian Burton
U.S
Local Tip Line Invites Calls at 648-2311
A brief notice invites readers to share tips by calling 648-2311. The terse ad emphasizes community involvement and anonymous reporting options.
Details Listed For Multiple Local Figures
The notice names Henry Coleman Johnston Howard H Haynes Darlington James Minor Jr Aiken James L Morgan Augusta Bette Ray Aiken Jessie L Seat Augusta Rev Voight Link Edgefield Mildred B Stallworth Westminster and directs readers to Page 2B for full details.
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Henry Coleman
Johnston Howard H. Haynes
Darlington
James Minor Jr
Aiken
James L. Morgan
Augusta Bette
Ray
Jessie L. Seat
Augusta
Rev. Voight Link
Edgefield
Mildred B. Stallworth
Westminster
Slaying Of Student Spurs Crime Bills Focus
The killing of a Columbia high school student heightens legislative scrutiny of school violence. Lawmakers cite rising crime concerns as more than a dozen bills aim at threats in schools. Deputies investigate a Greenville incident with two youths firing at a bus stop. no injuries. Governor Campbell urges tougher juvenile crime action.
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Columbia
Paula Thomas
Pawleys Island
Greenville County
North
Carroll Campbell
Senate Education Committee
Fifth DSS Worker Charged In Mistreatment Case
A fifth Department of Social Services worker, William Perkins of Oran geburg, age 53, was charged with failure to report mistreatment and ill treatment of a child in the Krystal Scurry case. Perkins surrendered at the Aiken County Detention Center and was released on his own recognizance.
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DSS
Department of Social Services
William Perkins
Orangeburg
Krystal Scurry
Perkins
Scurry
Aiken County
Krystal
Clarissa Bell
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