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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 17, 1990

Page

11

Group seeks restoring Thur Mond Lake name to Clarks Hill

In 1988 a reform petition drive reclaimed Thur mond Lake name as Clarks Hill with about 60 000 signatures sent to Congress urging restoration of the historic toponym and local heritage.

Thurmond Lake Clarks Hill Congress

Special election in New Ellenton for unexpired council seat

New Ellenton voters choose between Republican Kirk Ashe and Democrat Vivian Edwards today. Polls run 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. at the New Ellenton Civic Center.

New Ellenton Kirk Ashe Vivian Edwards New Ellenton Civic Center

City Offers Recycling Bins

Aiken residents who have not received a recycling bin may call 642-7613 to participate in the city program offering free bins in the Allen area for eligible households.

Aiken Allen Area

Aiken City Attorney James M. Holly Names Favorite Walks

Aiken City Attorney James M. Holly, an avid walker and hiker, lists five preferred routes: Mt. Pisgah in North Carolina, Hitchcock Woods, Table Rock State Park, the Gregg-Graniteville Highway stretch, and the Savannah River riverfront area.

Aiken James M. Holly Mt. Pisgah N.C Hitchcock Woods Table Rock State Park Graniteville Highway Savannah River

Advise to politicians cited in Aiken court case

In Aiken County General Sessions Court on Monday a defendant pleaded guilty and asked to pay the fine in installments. Judge Hubert Long replied that the courtroom is not a finance company.

Aiken County Hubert Long

Council to Approve Research Park Authority

Aiken County Council plans first reading tonight of an ordinance creating the Central Savannah River Regional Research Authority to govern a regional research park near Cedar Creek and a companion campus at USC Aiken. A second item asks state help to fund a 1 million road linking the park to the Savannah River Site.

Aiken County Richland Avenue Savannah River Banks Mill Road Banks Mit Partnership U.S. 278 Research Authority Park A Cedar Creek New Ellenton Amdose Marg A Plunkett State Department of Corrections Lower Savannah

North Augusta Annex Plan With Buffer Eases Controversy

North Augusta realtor C Mel Story outlined a revised annex plan for a 10 acre Hammond Pond site at Hammond Pond and West Martintown roads. The council passed second reading with a 30 foot buffer of shrubs and trees replacing the housing complex. A final reading to annex the property is set for July 30.

North Augusta North Auusta C. Mel Story Story Hammond Pond West Martintown Roads

Two Year Old Faces Second Heart Surgery

William Allen Munn, a two year old from Gloverville, was born with a narrowed aorta valve causing uneven blood flow. Emergency surgery saved his life but his condition worsened, requiring another open heart procedure on September 18. The community has rallied with donations and Medicaid aid helps cover mounting medical bills.

Gloverville William Allen Munn Allen Deborah Munn Munn

James Brown Spends Weekend At Home

Soul singer James Brown may obtain extended work release to live at home in Beech Island while serving a 15 month term for aggravated assault and filing to stop for a police officer. He completed a 32 hour weekend pass from the Lower Savannah facility under supervision of the Department of Corrections.

James Brown Aiken Brown Beech Island Arown Department of Paroles and Probations Lower Savannah S.C. Department of Corrections Francis X. Archibald Corrections Department Archibald Adrienne

Tennessee Man Pleads Guilty But Mentally Ill

A Tennessee man, Mark Anthony Atchinson, pleaded guilty but mentally ill to burglary in Aiken County General Sessions Court. He received five years suspended to two months with five years probation, house arrest, intensive probation, and psychiatric treatment. He was evaluated at the State Hospital in Columbia and deemed cognizant of right and wrong but unable to modify behavior. The judge ordered custody back to Tennessee and return to his parents. Other guilty pleas and sentences were also announced, including multiple DUI and related charges.

Aiken County Mark Anthony Atchinson Hubert Long Rose Hill Art Center Edgefield Avenue Atchinson State’ Hospital Columbia Richard Ellison State Hospital Oak Eton Ando Vane Yoo Srong Mark An Ard Joe Crag Pubic Defender's Fund James Moriven

Jackson Hearing Helps Trigger New Referendum Vote

Jackson voters face a fresh May 1 referendum after the City Election Commission reversed its earlier validation of the results. Commission members say a recent hearing influenced the decision amid protests alleging 34 election law violations.

Jackson Jackson Municipal Election Commission Commission Gene Blakely Blakely Blanche Webb Arthur W Buzz) Rich Meta Pou Arthur Carlson Alfred Ward Poll

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