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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1980

Page

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Wagener Residents Clash Over amphitheater Concert Plan

Wagener residents fight a proposed 5 000 seat amphitheater near town for rock and bluegrass shows. Developer Robert Copeland cites growth and quality operation while opponents led by Jack Atkinson warn of drugs and crowds. A local worker was injured when a tractor overturned during site work. A Sunday meeting with officials and ministers discussed legality. no clear prohibition found.

Wagener Woodstock Robert Copeland Columbia Steven Miller Richland Memorial Hospital Copeland United States Jack W. Atkinson S.C Jack Atkinson Scott Hunter

Six incumbent sheriffs ousted in Tuesday primary

Six incumbent sheriffs were voted out of office and six others face runoffs after Tuesday's primary elections.

Precinct Changes Spark Voter Confusion Across Aiken County

Voters and precinct managers faced disruption Tuesday as 13 new precincts opened. In Graniteville and Gloverville split precincts caused misassignments and runoffs. The Aiken County Board of Voter Registration urges verification of districts before the June 24 runoff.

Aiken Gloverville Charlie Adkison Jack Adkison Charlie Joan L. Adkison Adkison Michael McElhaney Paul D. Grant W. Ralph Gunnells Board of Registration Gail Baker Voter Registration Board Frances Pennington Old Aiken Hospital Richland Avenue

Governor Riley Signs Gasoline Tax Increase Bill

Gov Richard Riley signs a law raising the state gasoline tax by one cent per gallon, effective with the next levy cycle. The action increases fuel costs across the state and funds transportation projects.

Richard Riley

Ohira Dead at 70 Ends Staunch U S Ally Era

Prime Minister Masayoshi Ohira of Japan died at age 70. The United States loses a long time ally as Ohira’s death removes a key leader in regional diplomacy.

United States Japan Masayoshi Ohira

Florida Man Given 985-Year Term for Funeral Threats Robbery

A Florida man was sentenced to 985 years in prison after threatening to shoot a corpse at a funeral and rob mourners. The crime involved menacing behavior during the service and subsequent theft from those present.

Florida

Aiken Today Calendar Highlights Local Events

Community listings include a town festival at Larkin Park on Saturday September 12 with live music, crafts and food vendors. Nearby, the library hosts an author talk and a teen coding workshop at 3 PM. Obituary notices and sports brief details follow.

Dunbar Defeated in Aiken County Chair Race

Rusty Dunbar lost his bid for Aiken County Council chair Tuesday but kept his humor. At a recent meeting he joked about unemployment while colleagues discussed social science views on love as pair bonding and matching a personal type of stimulus.

Rusty Dunbar Dunbar Aiken County

Lawrence Ingram Sentenced for 1980 Motor Shop Break-In

Lawrence Ingram, 23, found guilty of housebreaking and grand larceny for the Feb 12 1980 incident at the Aiken Motorcycle Shop on Whiskey Road. Judge Rodney A. Peeples suspended 15 years to nine years and five years probation. Co-defendant Daniel Thornburg received 27 months suspended to 27 months probation after testifying as a state's witness.

Lawrence Ingram Ingram Second Judicial Circuit Rodney A. Peeples Daniel Ray Thornburg Aiken Whiskey Road Peeples Thornburg Reigel Glen A. Hoyer Aiken County SOC Hoyer Lawrence B. Burdette Timothy Olen A. Vansavage Jeffery Brown Carol Wood Jr Wood

County Council Deliberates Hiring Freeze and Office Pool Plan

The Aiken County Council, in a two and a half hour executive session, discussed major personnel restructures including combining secretarial staff into a pool and freezing new hires. Emergency Medical Services and Roads and Bridges would be exempt. County Administrator Greene to assess impact and a Monday session to continue.

Carrol H. Warner Warner Ter Council

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Daryl Glover Rock City Columbial Salley Paul Grant Ralph Gunnells Mike McElhaney Ohira Aiken Today Abby Erma Bombeck The Sheriff’s Department Peeple Peoples Donna Sue Robertson Richmond County County Council L.C. Greene Smith
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