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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 24, 1984

Page

18

Soaring Club Opens Sessions Over Aiken Glider Tours

Del Owen, president of the Aiken Soaring Association, describes how gliders gain altitude via thermals after being towed from the municipal airport. The reorganized club, with 15 members from Aiken Beaufort and Newberry, operates Saturdays and Sundays offering 30 minute rides for 20 dollars.

Owen Aiken Soaring Association Wade Teague Bob Olcott Olcott Beaufort New Berry del Owen Aiken Municipal Airport Phil Jones

Cunningham Resigns From Aiken PSA

The Aiken County Public Service Authority accepted the resignation of board member John Cunningham, representative from Graniteville Company. The company will propose a new representative to the county council for appointment. Stan Wagher reported the Horse Creek facility may underrun by about 11000 after an August audit and taxes are deducted.

Aiken County Public Service Authority John Cunningham Graniteville Company Cunningham PSA Aiken County Council Stan Wagher Horse Creek

Judge Peeples Blocks Water Tank Plan North Augusta faces setback on 500000 gallon tank

Judge Rodney Peeples barred North Augusta from building the 500000 gallon storage tank in the Edgefield County Water and Sewer Authority service area near U S 25 and I 20. The order cites potential loss of growth and inequity as the reason and upholds Master-in-Equity Alex Beasley's earlier ruling. The court did not rule on annexation related water service.

Rodney Peeples North Augusta Aiken County Edgefield County Peeples Master-in-Equity Alex Beasley U.S. 25 I-20 Beasley

Single Father Seeks Trailer Apt With Clean Record

A single father requests a trailer apartment and highlights an excellent work record and a clean housekeeping history to reassure landlords. He seeks stable housing options suitable for a family setup and steady income verification.

Burgandy 1975 Fiat Stolen From Wyatt Motors Lot

A car valued at 1800 dollars was reported stolen from Wyatt Motors at 313 Richland Avenue. The burgundy 1975 Fiat X19 with a Georgia Bulldog decal was missing after an ADPS property check. Park Sets Opening Date for Gregg Graniteville County Park ceremony set for Tuesday July 31 at 6 pm with free swimming and refreshments for attendees.

Wyatt Motors Richland Avenue Aiken Department of Public Safety ADPS Gregg-Graniteville County Aiken County

LSCOG Helps Achieve Area Goals

The Lower Savannah Council of Governments founded in 1967 serves six counties. Executive director Eric Thompson notes 1972 to present investment of 769827 with a return of 41724926 and a 54.2 percent to one rate of return.

Lower Savannah

Charter Rivers Hospital Faces License and Fine Probes

Charter Rivers Hospital in Columbia may lose its license and face fines after converting beds meant for alcohol and drug treatment to psychiatric patients. Executive Director William Gibson says no regulation violations were intentional and aims to resolve the issue with minimal disruption to patients. State health officials cite a furor over facility use and a possible court involvement. DHEC Commissioner Dr. Robert Jackson resigns from a Charter Rivers advisory committee.

Columbia Charter Rivers Hospital Charter Rivers William Gibson DHEC State Department of Health and Environmental Control Robert Jackson Charter Rivers Advisory Committee

Jackson Ordered to Close Its Landfill by September

Jackson must shut its landfill by mid September for health regulation violations. DHEC directed in 1981 to cover the site and install drainage to stop standing water, noting no compliance by June 29. A July 9 letter gave the town 60 days to close the facility on the town's south side.

Jackson State Department of Health and Environmental Control DHEC

Woman Arrested in North Augusta Drug Store Robbery

A 20-year-old woman, Dawn Elizabeth Redd, was arrested on accessory to a felony charges after an armed robbery at Eckerd drug store manager Leonard L. Smoker. Police seek Kenny Yeller, a 26-year-old man, and an unnamed white male accomplice. Smoker was uninjured. Redd is in custody. Yeller is described as driving a 1966 Volkswagen with South Carolina plates Se eee.

North Augusta Walter Newman Eckerd Leonard L. Smoker Smoker North Hill Martintown Road Newman Yeller South Carolina

Seafood firm sues over Kiawah marina 401 certification

Chatham Oyster Co. files suit July 10 in Charleston County against state health and environmental agency for allegedly improper 401 certification for a 123 slip Kiawah River marina. Project requires DHEC permit first, with Coastal Council and Army Corps of Engineers to issue further permits amid environmental concerns.

Columbia Kiawah River State Department of Health and Environmental Control Chatham Oyster Co Charleston County Kiawah Island Co DHEC S.C. Coastal Council Army Corps of Engineers Coastal Council Corps of Engineers Chatham South Carolina

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