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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1982

Page

3

Vaughn Named Hitchcock Director In Aiken Transition

Johnny Vaughn will assume full time directorship of the Hitchcock Rehabilitation Center tomorrow replacing Dr. Nancy James who resigned to a North Carolina hospital. The Macon native, 34, comes from Augusta Health Systems Agency and has three years rehab experience at Georgia Warm Springs Hospital. He holds a B.S. in Pharmacy from the University of Georgia and an MHA from UNC Chapel Hill. He and his wife Kathy have two daughters.

Johnny Vaughn Hitchcock Rehabilitation Center Augusta Health Systems Agency Hitchcock Vaughn Nancy James North Carolina Macon Health Systems Agency Aiken Augusta Georgia Warm Springs Hospital University of Georgia UNC Chapel

Stanford and Robertson Sing Tonight in Hopeland Gardens

Rich Stanford and Robertson present a combined concert in Hopeland Gardens at 7 p.m. with Stanford, a pastor and Charleston Opera Company member, and Robertson, a pianist and accompanist who studied at Peabody. If rain, the show moves to First Baptist Church on York Street.

Rich Stanford Dubose Robertson Hopeland Gardens Stanford Tampa Lyric Theater Charlotte Oratorio Society Charleston Symphony Singer’s Guild Charleston Opera Company Park Circle Presbyterian Church North Charleston Robertson Peabody Conservatory of Music Baltimore Gibbs Art Gallery Charleston Symphony First Baptist Church York Street

Mended Hearts to Hear Talk in Augusta Tonight

Augusta Chapter of Mended Hearts Inc meets at 7 30 P M in University Room University Hospital. Dr Chris Milessis will discuss how physical exercise affects the heart. Contact Jack Hamilton or Gail Harville for details.

Augusta Mended Hearts Inc University Room University Hospital Chris Milessis Jack Hamilton Augusta College Gail Harville

Dixie Lee Ray to Visit SRP to Advise on Nuclear Solidification

Former Washington governor and ex-Atomic Energy Commission chair Dixie Lee Ray will visit the Savannah River Plant on Saturday. She will advise Energy Department officials on plans for a nuclear waste solidification plant to solidify liquid high level waste for shipment to a federal repository. SRP stores about 25 million gallons of liquid waste. funding is in President Reagan’s budget awaiting Congress action.

Dixie Lee Ray U.S. Atomic Energy Commission State of Washington Savannah River Ray U.S. Departments of Energy SRP Reagan Congress

ECGHSA Meets Tonight

The East Central Georgia Health Systems Agency Board of Directors holds a meeting tonight at 6 PM in the second floor Civic Room of the Georgia Railroad Bank Building in Augusta.

East Central Georgia Health Systems Agency Board of Directors Georgia Railroad Bank Augusta

New Ellenton Plans Tonight Meeting Topics

The New Ellenton City Council will gather at 7 p.m. in City Hall on Main Street to discuss the cost of a new softball field, the leash law, SPCA boarding charges, a potential meeting with Southern Bell, Planning and Zoning appointments, late tax notices, and a service contract with Luke's Waste Control.

New Ellenton Lynn Jeancake SPCA Southern Bell Luke’s Waste Control Main Street

Salley Council To Hold Meeting Tonight

The Salley Town Council will meet at 7 30 this evening in Town Hall on Main Street to discuss regular business per Mayor Jack Able.

Salley Jack Able Main Street

Festival Meeting Set for Midland Valley Music Festival

A meeting is scheduled for tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. at Our Lady of the Valley Catholic Church in Gloverville to discuss the first Midland Valley Music Festival. Interested participants should contact Bobby Rutland at 593-6807 after 4 p.m.

Our Lady of the Valley Catholic Church Gloverville Bobby Rutland

Sertoma Club Elects Officers at Aiken Banquet

The Aiken Sertoma Club elected new officers at the June 5 installation banquet. Milledge Clyatt will serve as club president for 1982 83. Jerry Norton is vice president membership, Rick Thornton is vice president programs, John Cagle is vice president sponsorship, Mike Wood is secretary, Jim Hopkins is treasurer, Bob Marchal is sergeant at arms. New board members are Mark Smith, Dave Blessing and Len Toner.

Aiken Sertoma Club Milledge Clyatt Jerry Norton Rick Thornton

Court Term Changes Under Third Circuit Judge Finney

Judge Ernest Adolphus Finney Jr was assigned to this week's general sessions term. Solicitor Robert Harte said no new indictments will be presented and court will proceed with trials in the first four days. Guilty pleas are moved to Friday.

Third Judicial Circuit Earnest Adolphus Finney Jr General Sessions Court Second Judicial Circuit Robert Bob) J. Harte

Breezy Hill Water honors Hammond and Twiggs at gala

Graniteville officials fete Rev. Franklin Hammond and George Twiggs at a testimonial dinner at the Pinnacle Club on June 11. Hammond received a watch and plaque for guiding the start of the water system serving 2,300 families since December 1968. Twiggs earned a plaque for board service and bringing water to Liberty Hills Madison and New Hope.

Graniteville Breezy Hill Water & Sewer Co Franklin Hammond George Twiggs Pinnacle Club Hammond Grani Teville Twiggs Liberty Hills Madison New Hope

Root Doctor murder trial advances in Columbia fourth week

In Columbia the root doctor murder trial enters its fourth week with the prosecution set to call key witness Frank O McDowell and others. McDowell has pleaded guilty to murder and other charges tied to the September 29 Harkless home killings, with Livingston and Stroman facing death penalty and McDowell’s deal for testimony to secure a life sentence. Survivors Frankie Mae Harkless and Fletcher Felder identified Livingston and Stroman as gunmen.

Columbia Frank Frank-O” McDowell Charles Livingston Willie James Edward Doc” Harkless Harkless Stroman McDowell Frankie Mae Harkless Fletcher Felder Salley Livingston and

Vail Says He Is Not Retiring From Winthrop College

Winthrop College president Charles Vail denies resigning after nine years leading the Rock Hill school. He tells the AP he has no plans to leave and remains focused on his current post despite reports of an impending departure circulated from the campus.

Rock Hill Winthrop College Charles Vail Vail Associated Press Charlotte N.C Observer Columbia

Martin Hill Neighborhood Enrichment Program Speaker

Joe Babb will speak on Insurance Do s and Don ts tonight as part of Aiken’s program. Weekly talks through August 2 cover EMS real estate and energy conservation at 6 30 p m Smith Hazel Recreation Center 400 Kershaw St.

Joe Babb Do’s Don City of Aiken Martin Hill Smith Hazel Recreation Center Kershaw St

Tree kills Aiken Man in weekend storm accident

Arthur Austin, 61, of Route 4 Aiken, died after an oak tree fell while he cleared branches on Shaw's Island at Lake Murray. He was found about 11:30 a.m. Saturday and died at 12:52 p.m. at Richland Memorial Hospital after helicopter transport.

Lexington Arthur Austin Route 4 Shaw’s Island Lake Murray Richland Memorial Hospital

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