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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 28, 1995

Page

9

Augusta Woman Charged in Interstate 20 Pileup

Augusta woman Pamela Anita Lyles 26 of Lionel Street faces a charge of driving too fast for conditions after a July 16 thunderstorm caused a 32 vehicle pileup on Interstate 20 near Edgefield exit. Despite her sedan hitting two parked cars in the emergency lane, the wrecks injured 26 motorists and passengers and prompted hospitalizations.

Augusta Interstate 20 Edgefield Pamela Anita Lyles Lionel Street Lance Cpl Randy Heady S.C. Highway Patrol Heady Lyles

Saturday Dog Wash Benefits Aiken SPCA

A dog wash to aid Aiken SPCA runs Saturday at Cold Creek Nurseries from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Dogs cost 8 dollars. prizes for funniest wet dog, biggest improvement and longest tail. Flea baths nail clipping and coat cleaning offered. Bring aluminum cans. proceeds go to SPCA. Call 649-8137 for details.

She Aiken SPCA Cold Creek Nurseries

CRRIS BARBER Reaches 100 With Masons Birthday Honor

World War I veteran CRRIS BARBER turned 100 on Wednesday July 19 while staying at the MATTIE C. HALL HEALTH CARE CENTER. Friends gathered to celebrate and a birthday card from President and Mrs. Clinton was highlighted as the event’s centerpiece.

Crris Barber The Masons Mattie C. Hall Clinton

Aiken Jail Task Force to Meet in August

A 13 member task force will meet in early August to decide the fate of the overcrowded Aiken County Detention Center. The group will seek ways to reduce the population and study building a new facility, led by County Council Chairman Ronnie Young. The move follows a February corrections department report citing severe overcrowding and safety concerns, with the jail operating near double capacity and some inmates lacking beds.

Aiken County Detention Center Ronnie Young S.C. Department of Corrections Young Pour Eddie Butler

Aiken horse owner joins 1995 world driving team

Aiken horse owner Jack Wetzel and carriage driver Vance Coulthard prepared to depart with a three-horse entourage for the 1995 World Pair Driving Championships in Poland set for August 23 to 27. George Lopez, a groomsman, joined the duo as they joined two other American drivers to compete on the international stage.

Aiken Jack Wetzel Poland Wetzel Vance Coulthard George Lopez America Busch Field

LeDuc credits Aiken wetlands for sixth straight Municipal Cup

Roger LeDuc director of Engineering and Public Works praised Aiken for winning its sixth straight Municipal Cup. The city’s wetlands projects in Hopeland Gardens and Schofield Middle School drew regional and national attention by addressing storm water drainage without costly treatment plants. Councilwoman Lessie Price lauded city talent and continued success.

Roger LeDuc Aiken LeDuc Florida Hopeland Gardens le Duc Schofield Middle School Levue Lessie Price Municipal Association

State Appeal Filed in Murder Case Against Kenneth Moyer

Deputy Public Defender Wallis Ives filed an appeal with the late Supreme Court to overturn Circuit Judge Frank Eppes July 12 ruling denying a new trial for Kenneth Moyer. Moyer, convicted in July 1994 and sentenced to life for the January 1994 stabbing death of Idell Barton in Gloverville, faces claims of juror influence and prejudicial remarks.

Wallis ‘Ives Supreme Court Kenneth Moyer Frank Eppes Moyer Idell Barton Gloverville

Circuit Judge Orders Weapons Destroyed

Circuit Judge Gary E. Clary ordered all firearms seized from 13 defendants who pled guilty to crimes from murder to carrying a pistol be immediately destroyed. The order targets agencies including the Aiken County Sheriff's Office and local safety departments, plus the private guard firm Wackenhut, amid concerns of guns reentering streets.

Atken Criminal Court Gary E. Clary Barbara Morgan Clary Aiken County Sheriff's Office North Augusta Aiken

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