ATC moving toward two and four year degree path
Dr Blowers says new AA and AS degrees will ease choice for students by reducing pressure for quick decisions. The programs, already approved by the ATC Commission and the State Board for Technical Colleges, await Higher Education Commission approval with a hoped September 1990 rollout.
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Blowers
South Carolina
ATC Commission
State Board For Technical Colleges
Commission On Higher Education
Norwalk Hospital
Cruz
Deborrah
Pamela
Jennifer
Thomas
Fun Day Draws Crowd to Pool and Basketball
Ms Herig said most attendees came for the pool which opened at 1 pm and called it the definite drawing point. Basketball was another popular attraction as free popcorn and soft drinks were served. Ms Henry hoped to attract about 200 attendees to the event.
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Herig
Henry
Aiken Public Safety Log Details July 28 29 Incidents
Police log lists incident reports from 7 am July 28 to p m July 29 including attempted death by own action two disorderly conducts theft two vandalisms resisting arrest traffic arrest harassing phone call two burglaries one stolen motorbike and multiple arrests. Names ages and addresses given for individuals charged with disorderly conduct resisting arrest DUI driving under suspension liquor law possession alcohol minor in possession gross intoxication brown bagging domestic violence shoplifting and other offenses.
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Aiken
Aiken Public Safety Department
Ronnie Willams
Columbia Ave
David A. Watkins
S. Kenwood
Charleston
Paul Allen Lapine
Sliver Bluff Road
Larry Donnell Walker
Greenville St
Greville St
Alen
Isaiah Butler
Aiken Brown
Silver Bluff Road
Wiliam Edwin Kerner
Hall
Rufus Charles Pinkney
Richland Circle
New Ellenton
Aiken County Sheriff Arrest Report July 28 29
Aiken County Detention Center logs list arrests for trespassing by Dennis Clark 22 of Breezy Hill string. criminal domestic violence by William Collins 21 of Aiken. disorderly conduct for Stephan Gunn 29 of Aiken. DUI for Tracy Jordan 20 of Wagener. other charges include driving without insurance for Jessie Pickens 26 of North Augusta. probation violation for Donald James 33 of Monetta. fraudulent checks for Clarence Key 28 of Windsor and Kimberly Rinehart 27 of Bath. pension issue noted for Jordan. South Carolina Highway Patrol records show driving under suspension for Jean Laboo 20 of Johnston and open container for George Butler 34 of Ward.
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Aiken County Detention Center
Dennis Larue Clark
Rinney Terrace
Breezy Hil
Wiliam Joseph Collins
Aiken
Stephan Gunn
Tracy Levanta Jordan
P.O
Wagener
Montina Lattimore
Jessie James Pickens Jr
Bradleyvile Road
North Augusta
Jessie James Pickens
Bradleyile Road
Marty Wilson Baggott
Laurel Dr
Graniteville
Donald James
Monetta
Clarence Key
Rt 1
Windsor
Kimberly Ann Rinehart
Sunshine St
Bath
5.C. Highway Patrol
South Carolina Highway Patrol
Jean Marie Laboo
Rt. 2
Johnston
George Darnell Butler
Hwy
Ward
Auditions for Silver Whistle at Aiken Playhouse Aug 2
Auditions for the musical Silver Whistle set for Wednesday Aug 2 at 7 30 p m at the Aiken Community Playhouse Two Notch Road Aiken casting calls include 10 men and five women ages 25 80 with senior roles among them Director Will Cole will supervise backstage signups for set construction props costumes and lighting.
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Aiken
St John's United Methodist
Newberry St
Augusta Genealogical Society
H. Odell Weeks Activities Center
Whiskey Road
Widowed Persons Association
Morning in White program at Cumberland A.M.E. Church
Cumberland A.M.E. Church presents A Morning in White at 11 a.m. focusing on today’s problems. Seven missionary ladies lead themes Faces of Poverty In Our Midst Empowered by Christ for Change and Give a Thought to Africa. Cumberland on Kershaw Street Rev. Christopher Smith pastor. Public invited.
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the Missionary Society of Cumberland A.M.E. Church
Christ
Africa
Cumberland
Kershaw Street
Christopher ‘Smith
Laubach Method To Be Taught In Class
A two day summer workshop for teachers and volunteers will teach the Laubach reading method on Aug. 9-10 at Aiken Technical College. Sessions run 8 15 a.m. to 2 30 p.m. daily in room 208. Registrants can earn up to 60 recertification points and 50 hours tutoring toward the TIP program. Pre register by calling the Adult Education Literacy Office at 593 5871.
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Hazel Family
Catherne Williams
Widowed Persons Association
Fawnwood West
USC Aiken
Bob Weierbach
Beautiful Sunflower Society
Clearwater
Acropolis
Shoney's
Whiskey Road
Aiken
Augusta Genealogical Society
Galloway Hall
Augusta College
Walton Way
Augusta
AGS
Chase Avenue
Aiken Technical College
Literacy Action of
Aiken County
Black Farmers Turn to Fruits to Survive in Carolinas
In Charlotte, NC and across North and South Carolina black farmers pivot from corn and soybeans to fruits and vegetables to boost profits on small plots. Advocates link hope to marketing, organization, and new Farm Service Administration debt policies. Local leaders cite limited credit and growing cooperatives as steps toward preserving land and livelihoods.
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Charlotte
N.C
North Carolinna
South Carolina
David Harris Jr
Durham
N.C. Association of Black Lawyers
Farmers Home Administration
Harris
S.C. Fmha
N.C. Fmha
Charlotte Observer
S.C
Philadelphia
Leon Crump
Florence
Federation of Southern Cooperatives Land Assistance Fund
Taggarts Could Face Long Sentence
Former PTL aides David and James Taggart face potential long prison terms after a federal jury convicted them of tax evasion and conspiracy. They allegedly diverted about $525,000 in taxes on $1.2 million drawn from PTL. Sentencing set for Aug. 25 by U.S. District Judge Robert Potter, with Bakker and Dortch facing additional charges and possible 120-year totals.
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Charlotte
N.C
PTL
David
James Taggart
Taggart Brothers
Jim
Tammy Bakker
U.S
Robert Potter
Bakker
Richard Dortch
Dortch
Taggarts
U.S. Justice
Executions Fall Across States In 1988, DOJ Reports
The Justice Department says 11 inmates were executed in six states in 1988, less than half of 1987. The total on death row reached 2,124 with 404 executions since 1976. Louisiana and Texas led with three each, Florida two, and Georgia Utah and Virginia one apiece. Six white and five Black inmates were executed.
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Washington
Justice Department
Supreme Court
Department
Bureau of Justice Statistics
Louisiana
Texas
Florida
Georgia
Utah
Virginia
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Jaguar
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Brown
James
Heritage USA Christian
Teddy
Huntsville
Ala
Kathleen Culligan
Better Business Bureau
Edwin Cruz
Laurens Street
Dr. Cruz
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