Harrelson Brothers Fight Leads to Assault Charge
Woody Harrelson and his brother Brett were attacked by Gary Anderson, owner of a Hilton Head limousine service, after a disagreement about a late Sunday incident. Both Harrelsons were struck in the face. Brett suffered a broken jaw. Anderson faces assault and battery with intent to kill charges.
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Hilton Head Island
Woody Harrelson
Harrelson
Brett Harrelson
Brett
Hilton Head
John Kistler
Gary Anderson
Kistler
Crew seizes replica Bounty over unpaid pay
In New London crew members aboard a full rigged HMS Bounty replica refused to sail and seized the ship, citing unpaid wages since early June. Assistant engineer Brian Wallace led the action during Liberty Weekend in New York. Captain Hugh Boyd did not participate.
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New London
Hugh Boyd
Weather outlook with scattered showers and warmth
An outlook notes a 20 percent chance of evening thundershowers today and 30 percent tomorrow. Tonight will be fair with a mid 70s low. Tomorrow is mostly sunny with a high in the upper 90s and details on Page 10A.
Deaths list highlights regional victims
Obituary notice lists multiple individuals by name and location including Woodrow Banks and Hezekiah Chandler of Aiken, Margie Barton of Aiken, Jesse W. Beard of Ladson, Eddie Burton of Aiken, George E. Cates of Perkins Georgia, Jay M. Chaples of Graniteville, Patrick D. Collum of Columbia, Pauline S. Hall of Belvedere, Elizabeth S. Hadin of Aiken, Richard Hart of Aiken, Anna H. Jackson of Aiken, Timothy Kneece of Batesburg, Betty Williams of New Ellenton. Please see details on Page 8B.
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Woodrow Banks
Aiken
Margie Barton
Jesse W. Beard
Ladson
Eddie Burton
George E. Cates
Perkins
Hezekiah Chandler
Jay M. Chaples
Graniteville
Patrick D. Collum
Columbia
Pauline S. Hall
Belvedere
Elizabeth S. Hadin
Richard Hart
Anna H. Jackson
Timothy
Kneece
Batesbury
Betty Williams
New Ellenton
Heat Keeps Poultry in Peril as Drought Bites Aiken County
Seven days of 100 plus temperatures ravage farms and the poultry industry. Farmers walk chickens to keep them cool, while foggers and fans help but losses mount for some. Clemson Extension agent Tom Earle warns drought may drive farmers out of business if rain does not come.
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Aiken County
Cindy Rodgers
Wallace Clark
Ridge Spring
Ward
Clarks
Clemson
Tom Earle
Earle
Dawn Of Greenville Crowned Miss South Carolina Dawn Elizabeth Smith
Dawn Elizabeth Smith a Lexington resident and Miss Liberty was crowned Miss South Carolina in Greenville on Saturday night. She is sister to Shari Smith the kidnapped murder victim, and faces over 200 public appearances before the Miss America pageant in Atlantic City.
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Greenville
South Carolina
Dawn Elizabeth Smith
Liberty
Lexington
Shari Smith
Miss Smith
Larry Gene Bell
Atlantic City
N.J
Sherry Thrift
Aiken County
Melanie Williams
Miss Williams
Dawn Smith
Greenville Memorial Auditorium
Aiken County Students Miss State Averages on 1985 86 Tests
The 1985 86 statewide testing analysis shows Aiken County fourth, fifth and seventh graders below state averages on total basic and cognitive skill scores while ninth graders in their first year tested exceed the state total battery by 3.6 percent. Fourth graders rose in most subjects with spelling up 6 and math 5.4. fifth and seventh graders declined overall. Ninth graders led in science by 5.3 points with positive margins across most subjects.
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Aiken County
Reine Salina
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