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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1989
Page
9
Police log from July 21 to July 22 lists incidents including gross intoxication involving Freddie Rouse 44 of 634 Lincoln Ave and disorderly conduct tied to Jack Edwards Hutto 38 Rit 4 Box 680 Aiken, with several burglaries assaults and a kidnapping noted.
Aiken County Sheriff's Department logs for July 21 22 show multiple incidents including vandalism domestic disturbances trespassing gas drive off reckless driving grand larceny thefts attempted break in breaking and entering stolen auto and larceny. Booking reports from Aiken County Detention Center were not available today and records are incomplete.
Sen Hollings told a Commerce subcommittee that anonymous political ads are damaging and hard to rebut. He proposed rules requiring free air time for candidates to respond, a move aimed at curbing negative campaigns and reducing voter cynicism.
USCA service offers university based survey research with student involvement. Dr Botsch says education is the priority as students gain training and may become head researchers. The service also benefits the community by providing polls to newspapers banks and local firms, and supports funding for equipment. The staff is compiling a data book of questions used since 1908.
WALHALLA INS will investigate area firms suspected of employing illegal aliens. INS North Carolina chief David Carmichael warned targets will be found. A Piedmont Quilting Corp raid in Valhalla led to deportation of up to 81 aliens from Mexico and Peru with possible fines up to 6000 dollars per illegal worker. Company hearing postponed to July 27.
The Aiken Community Band performs at Hopeland Gardens at 7 p.m. as part of the 1800 Summer Concert series by Aiken Parks and Recreation. Under the band director, the program includes a trumpet solo, jazz selections, marches, and pieces from Cats. In rain, the show moves to South Aiken High School. Patrons should bring lawn chairs or blankets. parking is available at Rye Patch on Berry Road.
Production directed by Bill Hammerschlag of Brookhaven je in Dallas Texas. Admission is free with $5 for adults and $8 for students and faculty. Last Stop will be presented at 7 p.m. Thursday in Hopeland Gardens as part of the Garden The festival sponsored by the Aiken Community Playhouse. If rain, the play will be moved to the Aiken Community House.
A private statewide public education foundation, born from the Education Improvement Act of 1984, may begin operating in 30 to 60 days with the state Chamber of Commerce running it. The plan follows a Legislative Audit Council report urging transparency and FOI Act coverage for foundations.
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