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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 26, 1995

Page

13

Governor Awards Funds To Council On Aging In Ai ken

Governor Beasley approved 1 044 668 dollars in state and federal funds for aging programs in the Lower Savannah Council of Governments Ai ken area The Aiken Area Council on aging will receive 283 643 dollars to support nutrition transportation and in home care services The Henry Tyler Chapter Colonial Dames XVII Century will meet at 11 am Thursday at the Ramada Inn in North Augusta where Lynn Thompson will discuss the Revolutionary Park program

Council On Aging David Beasley Lower Savannah Colonial Dames To Heart North Augusta Park Henry Tyler Ramada Inn Lynn Thompson Revolutionary Park North Augusta

Meeting Postponed as County Discusses Laundry Plan

The International Nuclear Services meeting at the Center Fire Department on U.S. 1 was postponed due to a scheduling conflict per the Aiken County Public Information Office. Residents will still convene at 7:30 p.m. to discuss concerns about the Savannah River Site laundry project.

INS International Nuclear Services Center Fire Department U.S. 1 Aiken County Public Information Office Aiken

Correction note on TV station listing error

A correction from the Aiken Standard notes a North Augusta Christian TV station was misnumbered in Sunday coverage. The proper lead station is TV-16 in Greenville and programs will air on TV.36 as announced.

North Augusta TV-16 Greenville Aiken Standard

Allendale inmate gets 15 year sentence for escape spree

Mark W. Wiles, 31, pleaded guilty to escape and numerous charges after stealing a hospital golf cart and fleeing across Aiken County. He robbed a homeowner, crashed a truck, and was recaptured. Judge Gary E. Clary handed down a 15 year term with 80 percent before parole, citing prior forgeries.

Allendale Mark W. Wiles Second Judicial Circuit Barbara Morgan Gary E. Clary Aiken County Wiles Saia Wiles

Mercury Heat Puts Aiken In Record Temperatures

Aiken experiences temperatures near a hundred degrees with no relief in sight as heat waves persist. City workers labor in shade-free streets while officials estimate continued heat through the week. Local shelters offer transport and cooling options but see low demand as residents endure the heat.

Aiken John Friday Wjbf News Channel 6 Bermuda High Friday

Murder Trial Set for 18-Year-Old in Belvedere Park Shooting

In Aiken County a jury to hear the murder case of Chris Baskett 18 of North Augusta indicted for the May 27 1994 shooting that killed Felicia Curry 18 at a family picnic in Belvedere Thomas Park. Investigators found dozens of empty shell casings and an automatic pistol linked to the fatal shot. Felicia was struck while seeking refuge in a car as the fight among about a hundred people unfolded. The case prompted scrutiny of EMS response after Tiffany Curry Felicia’s sister accused county EMS of delays.

Aiken North Augusta Chris Baskett Seymour Drive Felicia Curry Second Judicial Circuit Barbara Morgan Belvedere Aiken County Park S.C

Aiken Corporation Considers Streetscape Funding Plans

Aiken Corporation discussed funding for a downtown Streetscape program and a private proposal under Aiken 20/20 to raise 3.6 million over five years for capital improvements. A quorum was not met, delaying action, with Newburn proposing to limit expansion and repurpose 200,000 for merchants upgrading facades. Also discussed were a 250,000 request from Hurricane Central to expand to a civic center and four potential industrial parks, alongside an economic study by FANTUS for the Savannah River Regional Diversification Initiative.

Aiken Corporation Aiken City of Bob Newburn Newburn Hurricane Central Fantus Savannah River Regional Diversification Initiative

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