Langley man dies in Thursday crash identified by family
Authorities identify Langley man James Joseph Daniel Minor after a Thursday afternoon crash when his car left the road and hit a tree in Edgefield County. Coroner Thurmond Burnett says he died from massive chest trauma around 7 p.m. He was not the car owner and lacked identification when found.
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Langley
James Joseph Daniel Minor
Minor
Edgefield County
Thurmond Burnett
Olive Oils Robbed Two Suspects Sought
Public Safety seeks two men after a Friday night robbery at Olive Oils. About $200 cash and an $800 bracelet were stolen. Suspect one is a black man 19 to 21, 5 ft 2 in, 250 lb, with a 12 gauge shotgun and baggy jeans. Suspect two is a black man 19 to 21, 5 ft 6 in, 230 lb. Both entered via rear door and assaulted workers.
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She Aiken Keparane Public Safety
Olive Oils
ADPS
City Budget Holds Line On Taxes In Aiken
Aiken City Council will hold a public hearing and second reading Monday on a proposed $90 million 1995 96 budget that keeps taxes steady. The plan includes a general fund of 14 465 730 a utility fund of 8 815 260 and a stormwater fund of 398 050 plus a new 65 million capital improvements fund. The council may borrow 1.5 million from the general fund to fund a radio read water meter system with loan repayment over five years starting June 30 1997. The system eliminates five full time meter readers and uses radio read meters read by a van to boost efficiency. The council meets at 7 30 p m in the Municipal Complex 214 Park Ave SW.
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Aiken
Steven T. Thompson
Aiken County
Budet
Roger P. LeDue
Park Ave
Helper Finds A Way
Nancy Knowles, blind since adolescence, thrives with assistive tech and leader dog Tilly at Westinghouse. She travels daily with her dog, uses a computer and audio reader, and believes technology enables her to perform her secretary duties as well as a sighted coworker.
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Nancy Knowles
Augusta
Mrs. Knowles
Tilly
Scott Webste
Westinghouse
Remembering Jack Fuller a Columbia theater giant
Extra Dime An Hour Meant A Lot recalls Jack Fuller, Columbia theater pioneer, Navy officer, and veteran who rose from usher to owning the Ritz with Sam Irvin. He helped launch careers, saved a historic cinema culture, and left a lasting imprint on the Carolinas film scene.
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Jack Fuller
Columbia
Fuller
Omaha Beach
Ritz
Mr. Fuller
Sam Irvin
Colum High School
The
Strand
Grand
Roxy
Majestic
Sam
Carolinas
Youth Map highlights Aiken County sites in art map
High school students from seven county schools drew a map of historical and cultural sites across Aiken County. The project, funded by a National Endowment for the Arts grant, aims to boost tourism and fund an USC Aiken arts scholarship.
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Hopeland Gardens
USC Aiken Voice
Antoine Cordahi
Misty Brinkley
Amanda Glover
Damian Baer
Leslie Hartley
Wallace McNair Dunbar
Converse College
North Augusta
Midland Chambers of Commerce
Salley
Aiken County
Midland Valley
Lynn Kirkland
National Endowment For the Arts
South Carolina Arts Council
Thoroughbred Country
Rocceas
USC Aiken
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