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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1989
Page
14
Aiken Public Safety logs indicate incidents from 7 am July 27 to 7 am July 28 including two vandalism acts one incident of disorderly conduct and one grand larceny. Arrests include Ralph Delane Hayes 49 of 413 Gilbert St SE for disorderly conduct.
Aiken County Detention Center bookings include Public drunk Teresa Avery Baker 18 Pelion Driving under suspension Christy Lee Brown 18 Lexington Driving under the influence Michael Paul Hammons 28 Birmingham Tony Cart Bolt 24 New Ellenton Simple assault and battery Maurice Holloway 19 Gloverville Violation of intensive parole Dion Marqus Cook 23 Pinecrest Ave Violation of supervised furlough Walter Denham Wintrow 21 Old Camp Long Road Assault and battery and resisting arrest Donald Vinson Lewis 99 Bradley Lane Assault and battery of a high and aggravated nature Lewis Mrs Garton 28 Fourth St Fraudulent check Debbie Herron Belvedere Joseph Lee Eubanks Jr Augusta Distribution of crack cocaine Wille Gene Mays 27 Brown Lane Contributing to delinquency of a minor Marion Mays 25 Brown Lane Unlawful use Hubbs 31 Audubon Circle 337 Storm Branch Road North lephone Mark E Blackburn 30 Limerick Apt 213.
The North Augusta Public Safety Department logged arrests from 7 am July 27 to 7 am July 28 for possession with intent to distribute a controlled substance and felony driving under the influence. Suspect Jimmie Fowler, 31, of 131 Winburn St, North.
John F. Roach longtime Charleston newspaper editor and car writer died Thursday at 68 Born November 19 1920 in Wilmington Delaware Roach joined The Evening Post in 1955 and held multiple leadership roles including chief of the Columbia and North Charleston bureaus He covered civil rights riots school integration and major political events in the South and nationally Funeral set for 2 p.m. Saturday at the Episcopal Cathedral of St Luke and St Paul.
Emily Peterson Stacey Pittman and Whitney Randolph all of Aiken participated in Journeys a week long study and travel preparatory program sponsored by USCA Continuing Education The 14 students paid 14 and will travel to Britain next summer for a tour of England Ireland Scotland and Wales The program aims to broaden education through arts history literature languages and cultural understanding with USCA faculty instruction and visits to Pacer Downs Apartments for a college life experience.
Greater North Augusta Chamber of Commerce unveils an Excellence in Education Committee to boost area schools. Led by Lou Brissey the 15 member panel aims to involve local businesses in school needs and create a Foundation Fund to financially assist teachers for project work outside class.
W Cot Campbell of Dogwood Stables told Aiken Kiwanis Club that limited partnerships lowered barriers to horse ownership and fueled Dogwood's growth. He cited Eclipse Award winner Inlander and notable earners South Jet and Kesslin, noting headquarters in Aiken with seasonal stables nationwide. The Aiken Kiwanis Club meets Thursdays at Houndslake. next week members carpool to Augusta rather than meet locally.
The Coharie Indians of Sampson County plan to petition the Bureau of Indian Affairs by 1991 seeking federal recognition that could bring education health care and economic development funds. Leaders say recognition also carries prestige and helps avoid marginalization. the process could take at least two years after submission and cost the government up to seven thousand dollars per member annually once established.
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