Break-in at Clearwater home nets firearms haul
A break-in at 26 Ridgeside Drive in Clearwater led to a loss of 3400 dollars in firearms with seventeen weapons taken, according to an Aiken County Sheriff's Department report. In a separate incident Johnny Burris of Box 321 Beech Island was slightly injured when a gun he was cleaning fired, causing a superficial leg wound treated at Aiken Community Hospital.
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Jim Sills
Ridgeside Drive
Clearwater
Aiken County
Sheriff’s Department
Johnny Burris
Box 321
Beech Island
Burris
Aiken Community Hospital
Candidate Has Surgery In Senate Race
Ryan Shealy Republican candidate for the S C Senate was discharged from Lexington County Hospital after intestinal surgery. The operation to remove blockages was successful and will sideline him four to six weeks. He previously battled melanoma in 1974. no malignancies found this time. He expects to resume campaigning with extra effort once cleared.
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Lexington
Ryan Shealy
S.C
Senate
Lexington County
Shealy
William E. Knotts
Williston
Heat victim at Aiken Hospital showing improvement
An elderly heat stroke patient admitted to Aiken Community Hospital over the weekend is reported improving and up and around. The woman’s name has not been released.
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Aiken Community Hospital
ACH
Republicans Meet Tomorrow at USC Aiken
The Aiken County Republican Party schedules a public meeting for tomorrow at 7 30 p m in Room 107 of the USC Aiken Administration Building inviting local residents and party members to attend.
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Aiken County Republican Party
Usc-Aiken Administration
Grain Size Said Important for 1980 Soybean Season
USDA Soil Conservation Service notes soil moisture and residue affect Aiken County soybean profits in 1980. Wet springs delayed land prep for corn and soybeans, while planting in small grain residue can lower production costs through reduced fuel, equipment, and labor needs.
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Aiken County
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Soil Conservation Service
David Abney
Usda Soil Conservationist
Abney
Farm Maps Available Soon
South Carolina maps showing prime farmland and statewide important land will be issued to planning officials and government units in 31 counties. George E. Huey of the U.S. Soil Conservation Service said the color maps identify prime farmland urban areas and water, and will be distributed to those influencing land use and development.
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South Carolina
George E. Huey
U.S. Soil Conservation Service
Huey
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