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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1983

Page

8

Preserved Body Parts Linked to Augusta University Hospital Lab

A North Augusta man found preserved body parts near the 13th and Fifth Street bridges. The items included two fetuses, a brain, and an embryo in formaldehyde with hospital markings, along with syringes, a white powdery substance, and animals. The University Hospital is stated as the owner and an investigation by the hospital and public safety officials is underway with no arrests reported.

University Hospital 13Th Fifth Street North Augusta Fifth Street Bridge Aiken Community Hospital

Jackson Sets Budget For Public Works

Jackson Town Council approved a 114500 proposed Public Works budget for 1983 84 citing 2000 salary and 2000 utility expense increases. The plan funds a 24850 water tank and a 5500 well pump on Drag Strip Road. Mayor elect Hoyt Dunsieth to start July 1 after swearing in by Earlie Helms. Irene Hiatt petition for Darrell dismissal cited. no action taken. Council also budgeted 300 for paint for fire department and town hall.

Public Works Department Jackson Public Works Wade Gordy Drag Strip Hoyt Dunsieth Earlie Helms Dunsieth Irene Hiatt Fred Darnell

Man Charged In Tractor Theft Case

John D. Brookins, 49, faces possession of stolen goods charges after a $20,000 Model 706 International tractor was found at his Gloverville home. The tractor had been reported missing in May from Midville, Georgia.

John D. Brookins Gloverville Midville

Aiken County to Hold Budget Hearing Tonight

The Aiken County Council schedules a public hearing on the 1983-84 county budget for 7 p.m. at council chambers 736 Richland Ave. W. The initial $10.9 million proposal with a 5.6 mill tax hike and a smaller balanced plan have both failed to win council support in recent weeks.

Aiken County Richland Ave W. Scott Barnes

School Board To Review Budget For 1983 84

The Aiken County School Board holds a public hearing on the $38 million proposed 1983 84 budget at 7 30 p m at Aiken Elementary School. Topics include merit pay, outside maintenance study, and goals to raise standardized test scores district wide.

Aiken

Windsor Town Council Meeting Time Adjusted Tonight

Windsor Town Council will meet at 6 p.m. instead of 7 30 p.m. for the regular town meeting. Town Clerk Thelma Blackmon says no agenda was available at this time.

Windsor Thelma Blackmon

King Sr Urges Presbyterians to Love All Races in Unity Address

The Rev. Martin Luther King Sr. urged the reunited Presbyterian Church U S A to pursue racial harmony and love for all people. He spoke to about 1,000 delegates as the denomination affirmed ecumenical ties while fending off concerns about outside interference and rival groups.

Atlanta Martin Luther King Sr Presbyterian Church New Presbyterian Church U.S.A King Joan Salman-Campbell Philadelphia Dr. King J. Randolph Taylor Charlotte, N. C Taylor Randy Taylor Inter- Christian Cooperation National Council of Churches World Council of Churches Assembly Reader’s Digest CBS 60 Minutes Presbyterian Church In America Mississippi Alabama

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