Indictments Unfold In Aiken Court With New Judge
General Sessions Court in Aiken opens with 59 indictments to be presented by the 2nd Judicial District Solicitor. Judge Frank P. McGowan of Greenville presides in his first session in the 2nd District. A separate note reports a man cashing a $150 check in Augusta for a motel resident, while the Millen, Georgia bank records show no account for him. The Regional Aging Advisory Committee of the Lower Savannah COG will meet at 10 a.m. tomorrow at the Denmark SC E and G conference room. public invited.
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General Sessions Court
Aiken County Court House
Frank P. McGowan
Greenville
2Nd District
2Nd Judicial District Solicitor’s Office
Lower Savannah
Clearwater man reports son assaulted on U S 1
Tony Hallman said his 16 year old son Jeffery Hallman was in a car with another man when a Chevy pickup attempted to run them off U S 1 Thursday night. Jeffery was struck with a stick or lead pipe during the incident.
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Clearwater
Aiken County
Local stores hit by burglaries in Aiken County last week
The Aiken County Sheriff's Department investigated several crimes at local businesses. Fox Book Store in North Augusta suffered a break in with 120 films magazines incense and novelty kits stolen worth 6264 and $200 in damage. Norris Used Cars in Gloverville reported a 1969 Ford Granada missing valued at 1700 sold recently but not driven in a month.
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Aiken County
Maxine Norris
Jack Turner
J.T. Diner
Council To Discuss Garbage Service
Jackson town council holds a special meeting at 8 tonight to discuss garbage service for residents.
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Jackson
Two Aiken County Men Charged After Public Drunkenness
A sheriff's deputy stopped a white 1975 Dodge at the Pump and Shop on U.S. 1 for speeding and running a stop light. Michael Darnell Biggles, 24, of Reynolds Pond Road, was charged with driving under the influence. Julian Billy Woodward, 52, of Langley, was charged with public drunkenness.
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Aiken County
U.S. 1
Michael Darnell Biggles
Reynolds Pond Road
Julian Billy Woodward
S.C
Langley
Coast Guard vows crackdown on fake maydays in Georgetown
The Coast Guard warns of patrols and possible FCC action after three suspected phony distress calls in six weeks. Petty Officer R Neal Powell says a recent call prompted a rescue response and stresses the danger and cost of such hoaxes.
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Georgetown
Coast Guard
Federal Communications Commission
R. Neal Powell
Freshman Spratt Spends Less on Staff Than Peers in 1983 Q1
Washington reports show South Carolina lawmakers detailing office costs for January to March 1983. John Spratt spent 64 041 on staff salaries versus 14 516 on operations, with Derrick Campbell Spence and other SC members posting higher salary totals while travel and other expenses are noted.
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Washington, D.C
South Carolina
John Spratt
Capitol Hill
U.S
House of Representatives
House
Spratt
Third District
Butler Derrick
Carroll Campbell
Thomas Hartnett
Floyd Spence
Robin Tallon
Rep
Spence
Washington
Derrick
Department of State
London
State Department
House Rules Committee
North Augusta Council Reviews Baseball Plan
The North Augusta City Council will decide tonight on cooperating with a plan to renovate Lions Field for a professional class A or AA baseball team. Bill A Heaton of Augusta seeks approval for the city owned field renovation. The meeting is set for 7 30 p m at City Hall.
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North Augusta
Bill A. Heaton
Augusta
Lions Field
North Augusta City Hall
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Ra. OG
Misses
Ewnnee
Lee
Denim
Lee Jeans
Dot Yandle
Washington Correspondent
Andy
Atlanta
Andrew Young
Atlanta Zoo
Chiropractic Center
Richland Ave
W. Aiken
Kalmia Plaza
Aiken Standard
Aiken, S.C
Council
Washington Rd
Columbia Rd
Martinez
Aiken Stores
Laurens St. S.W
Mitchell Center
Whiskey Rd
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