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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1986
Page
13
The Aiken Nursing Home asks volunteers to assist in arts crafts and woodwork shops. Interested individuals should contact Elease Gordon from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday through Friday. Call 648-0434 or 648-0435.
The Aiken County Health Department provides complete prenatal care for residents who cannot afford private care. Early prenatal care is emphasized to ensure healthy baby development. Nurses practitioners nutritionists social workers and physicians deliver care and monitor mothers.
James L. Dozier, 47, an elementary school art teacher from Fort Lawn, received a two year suspended sentence after pleading no contest to lewd acts with a child under 14 in Chester County General Sessions Court. The plea means the defendant neither denies nor admits the charges.
The litter control group shifts from Operation Green streets to Operation Cleanstreets after a member notes the water needed to truly call streets green. Don Skinner defended a fellow Rotarian amid Dr. Jack Ratliff’s guest speaker intro as a beep interrupted. Keep cool with WSSL DJ Jeff Morgan who suggests winter tunes to beat summer blues. Greg Rauton of Hardee’s reads horoscopes and finds a surprising work and family update.
Aiken County Planning Commission tabled the Hunter's Glen Phase 4 preliminary plot request after residents complained about water system issues and smaller lot sizes. The vote to table was 6-1 pending a SC DHEC report. a preliminary plan report had disapproved the subdivision. Randy Clark of the homeowners association cited covenant changes and water pressure concerns. The developer Mark XX Investment Corp of Augusta faces a building caseload and potential legal action.
Sen. Thomas L. Moore speaks to the Kiwanis Club detailing the 1985 General Assembly actions and the 1986 budget. He highlights a $3 billion appropriation with a 3 percent raise for state employees, funding for the Education Improvement Act and Education Finance Act, and a capital improvement bond for a USC Aiken science building. He notes debt service and state employee levels, the AAA rating, and discusses pupil teacher ratios, vetoes, and bills that failed this session.
Kimberly-Clark Corp announces a new ultra-thin disposable diaper for its Huggies line to compete with Proctor & Gamble's thin diaper. The product uses concentrated absorbent materials and fluff pulp to match regular diaper absorbency and features a synthetic lining that forms a gel with moisture.
A Route 1 home lost a new central air unit valued at 1700 between Saturday 1 p.m. and yesterday 10 a.m. A North Augusta Appliance and TV Center employee allegedly took a unit home for a customer to pick up. the box on the patio was stolen, worth 900. No arrests. A Cushman Inc truck snagged by telephone lines on Whiskey Road near Body Talk, no injuries.
Jackson Town Council abandoned a 15 year Centel telephone lease and moved to a 5 year term after revising the franchise. A first reading on the new agreement is set for August 12. Mayor Hoyt Dunsieth eyed potential long distance freedom if finalized. The council also reviewed Aiken County School Board plans to upgrade Jim Steed Stadium including lighting bleachers and restrooms.
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