Tiffany Tapped As USC Merit Scholar
Tiffany Diana M. Tiffany, a 1985 graduate of South Aiken High, was named a University of South Carolina Merit Scholarship Award Winner. She earned honors in National Honor Society Mu Alpha Theta All-State bands choirs and various school activities while pursuing musical education.
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Diana M. Tiffany
South Aiken High
University of South Carolina
South Aiken
Diana
National Honor Society
Mu Alpha Theta
South Airian
Mummy Was Rich Woman With Bad Teeth
A 2300 year old Egyptian head, found in a hatbox and studied at Memphis State University, shows a wealthy woman aged 30 to 40 whose teeth were badly worn from a sand‑laced diet. Forensic and Egyptology teams, led by Rita Freed and Dr James Hamner, depict her hair dyed red and suggest she lived well. Birth, death details remain undetermined.
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Memphis, Tenn
Egypt
Memphis State University
United States
Rita Freed
Freed
James E. Hamner
Hamner
Jackson Town Council appoints new committee members
At the regular Monday meeting Jackson town council appointed Linda Muns to Budget and Finance, Charles Tipton to Fire Department, and Kenneth Ellis to Parks and Recreation. New councilmen also include appointments to Willison Police Department and William Good for Streets and Drains.
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Jackson
Linda Muns
Charles Tipton
Fire Department
Kenneth Ellis
Parks and Recreation
Willisoit
William Good
Ellenton approves radio purchase and city projects
New Ellenton City Council approved buying three two way radios for 1020 dollars to equip two sanitation trucks and a fire engine. The council changed Water Works fiscal year to January through December to align with a Farmers Home Administration loan and will erect a plaque at city hall for former Mayor Gene Whitman with plans for plantings and a Main Street Beautification Committee project. Randy Shaw and Larry Lynn will assess the plaque at the next meeting and a flat bed dump truck is expected next week. Shaw was appointed to a vacancy on the Police Committee.
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New Ellenton
Sanitation Department
Wallace Brock
Farmers Home Administration
City Hall
Gene Whitman
Randy Shaw
Larry Lynn
Brock
Shaw
Former Detectives Plead Guilty In Large Marijuana Case
Two former Horry County Police detectives J Dale Causey and Vernon R Jordan pleaded guilty to conspiring to possess with intent to distribute 150 pounds of marijuana from a shrimp trawler seized four years ago. The trawler Captain Jerry carried more than 38 000 pounds valued at up to 22 500 000 dollars. They face up to five years in prison and a 15 000 fine. Sentencing is set for August 5 in Columbia before U S District Court Judge William W Wilkins Jr. Assistant U S Attorney John Barton said the backgrounds will be reviewed before sentencing.
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Causey
Jordan
Conway
U.S
John Barton
Barton
U.S. District Court
William W. Wilkins Jr
Columbia
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Nikki Setzler
Charles Sharpe
Marvin Baughman
Division of Local Governments
Tiffany
USC
Governor’s School
University of Tennessee Center For the Health Sciences
Melville
Tive
Berryman
Tiewentas
SEARS
Aiken
Aus
B&w
T.V. S
Ecotor
Kenmore
Vingide
Iclades Shipping
Teezer
DieHard
Oks Radio Purchase
Main Street
Shoneys
Shoney
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