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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 08, 1983

Page

3

Reward Fund Launched For Chivas Break-in Info

The Chivas Products Ltd break in prompted a fund to reward informers. City Councilman R S Perry Jr donated 100 dollars, citing pure devilment and meanness. The vandalism caused 20 000 to 50 000 dollars in damage and left 35 workers temporarily laid off.

Chivas Products Ltd R.S Skipper) Perry Jr Perry Aiken-Verenes Edward G. Doyle Trust Department Farmers & Merchants Bank P.O Aiken S.C

Truck Driver Killed in I-20 Guardrail Crash

William O Nettles 27 of Mobile Alabama died when his 1972 Chevrolet truck struck a guardrail on the eastbound I-20 near the 19 mile marker at 7 10 am. Coroner Sue Townsend said he turned sharply to avoid speeding and died of a broken neck. Nettles was in the Marine Corps and stationed in Mobile.

William O. Nettles Mobile Ala Aiken County Sue Townsend Nettles Marine Corps

Case Closed on New Hope Death in Graniteville

Aiken County Coroner Sue Townsend ruled Jurese Wallace Simpkins died of a pulmonary embolism in her home near New Hope on June 23. Blood at the bedding was attributed to the embolism, and the Graniteville police confirmed all questions answered.

Graniteville New Hope Aiken Sue Townsend Wallace Simpkins Forest Hill Lake

Wife Reports Spouse Missing Since Sunday

A New Ellenton woman reported her husband, Spencer Barefield Jr., missing to the Aiken County Sheriff’s Department after he went with his cousin to Hollow Creek Sunday night and did not return. Barefield is 52, black, 5 ft 4 in, about 150 pounds, with black hair and brown eyes. Anyone with information should contact the sheriff’s department.

New Ellenton Aiken County Sheriff’s Department Julia Mae Barefield Spencer Barefield Jr Hollow Creek Barefield

Spartanburg Firm Buys Barnwell Papers

Barnwell County's two weeklies, the Barnwell People Sentinel and The Williston Way, were sold July 1 to Community Communications Inc., a subsidiary of Community Newspapers Inc. The sale includes Lower Carolina Publishers printing operations, building, and equipment. Owners Mr and Mrs Robert Harris will remain associated with the papers. Community Communications runs multiple weekly and semi weekly papers across the region.

Barnwell Barnwell County Spartanburg Barnwell People-Sentinel Williston Way Lower Carolina Robert C. Harris Community Communications Inc South Carolina North Carolina Georgia

Weekly Monthly Terms and Periods Overview

A brief listing of subscription durations including weekly weekly, monthly, three months, six months and twelve months options with pricing details and renewal terms. The item outlines commitment lengths, billing cycles and potential discounts for longer commitments.

Warrant Issued for Mealing in Augusta Burglary Case

Richmond County authorities issued a warrant for Clearwater man William Henry Mealing 19 on burglary charges linked to an Augusta residence at 2362 Washington Road on June 30. Mealing was arrested at a Belvedere burglary scene and faces two counts with 17-year-old Mary Templeton, who was released on bond. The Georgia warrant waits on bond in Aiken if posted. no bond yet for Mealing.

Clearwater Richmond County Augusta Belvedere William Henry Mealing Aiken County Washington Road Jeff Turner E.J. Wilhelm Wilhelm Mealing Mary Kimberly Templeton Hampton Circle Miss Templeton Meal Georgia Aiken

Fire destroys Jackson mobile home on Granville Plantation

A mobile home in Jackson near Granville Plantation was destroyed by fire on Wednesday night. Owner Bill Hutchinson said he was alone and had poured out a cigarette in an ash tray before disposing it in a trash can. The home valued at $8,000 with $3,000 in contents burned, and the case remains under investigation by Beech Island police.

Jackson Granville Beech Island Fire Department Bill Hutchinson Aiken County Jerry James Hutchinson James

Lanier To Address Aiken Altrusa Club

The Altrusa Club of Aiken will hold its program meeting Monday at 7 p.m. at the Agricultural Services Building on Richland Avenue. Diana Lanier of the Clemson Extension Service will demonstrate food preservation.

Altrusa Club of Aiken Agricultural Services Richland Avenue Diana Lanier Clemson Extension Service

Costs Of Catholic Schools Add To Problems

A compressed summary notes Catholic parochial schools face rising costs and enrollment declines. Tuition increases drive families to public options while lay teachers replace nuns raising salaries. Despite challenges, studies suggest parochial schooling boosts academic performance and church engagement, with reforms led by parents and administrators.

Chicago Joan Hughes Aquinas High School U.S National Catholic Education Association James Coleman Reagan National Commission On Educational Excellence National Opinion Research Center Coleman NORC Elinor Ford New York Archdiocese Fordham Prep New York Roland Cook Diocese of Grand Rapids, Mich Ford Fort Wayne-South Bend Ind Jeannine Jochman William McManus Robert Lockwood Our Sunday Visitor Harold Isenberg Federation of Catholic Teachers Catholic Church Supreme Court Congress Albert Shanker American Federation of Teachers William McCready

Firefighters Save Part Of Aiken County Home

An attentive volunteer at Center Fire Department reported a Tuesday morning blaze and helped save part of a house near U S 1 and I 20 in Aiken County. Center Chief Donald Fulmer said the call came at 9 45 a m as the Raymond Fulmer family left for a day trip. Five trucks and 25 volunteers fought the fire with aid from Couchton and Aiken Public Safety. Most of the home was destroyed except for the garage and utility room.

Center Fire Department Aiken U.S. 1 I-20 Raymond Fulmer Center Donald Fulmer Couchton and

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