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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1982

Page

3

County Council Reviews Audit of Tax Collector Office

Aiken County Council received a joint audit by the State Auditor and the State Law Enforcement Division of the Tax Collector's office. The report was distributed to all council members and an executive session is planned to discuss it with County Attorney C Wesley Smith who resigns effective June 30.

S.C. Auditor’s Office State Law Enforcement Division Aiken County Council Carrol H. Warner Warner State Auditor’s Office SLEC C. Wesley Smith Smith S.C Attorney General

Belvedere-North Augusta Rescue Squad halts ambulance service

Belvedere North Augusta Rescue Squad suspends ambulance operations due to few EMTs and mechanical issues. The interruption may last months. Volunteers with EMT and SCUBA training are urged to apply by mail at P O Box 6747 North Augusta 29841. For ambulance needs call Aiken County Ambulance Service at 279 7744.

North Augusta Belvedere Lee Baultman Baultman Baukman North Augusta-Belvedere P.O Aiken County

Eligible Farmers Can Get Aid Through Federal Disaster Loans

Farmers in Aiken County are eligible for federal disaster loans to repair damage from the freezing weather March 27 to April 7. R E Pittman, director of the Farmers Home Administration, has authorized special emergency terms for farmers lacking other credit to restore operations. Applications run until March 3 at the FmHA office, Room 11, 211 York St. FmHA, part of the U S Department of Agriculture, offers disaster loans at 8 percent for offsetting actual losses and 13 1/4 to 16 percent for additional amounts to restore or change operations.

Aiken County R.E. Pittman Farmers Home Administration Fmha York St Robert P. Parris U.S. Department of Agriculture Agency

Vocational Group Honors Aiken Woman Betty Nichols

Betty Nichols of Aiken was honored by the South Carolina Vocational Evaluators and Work Adjustment Association SCWEWAA for her work in the field. The recognition reflects Nichols' contributions to vocational services and rehabilitation.

Betty Nichols Aiken S.C. Vocational Evaluators and Work Adjustment Association Scwewaa

Rudnick Keeps Commission Job In South Carolina

Herbert Rudnick of Aiken is re elected vice chairman of the South Carolina Mental Retardation Commission where he has served as vice chair since 1980 after his 1972 appointment to represent the Third Congressional District. He is a Citadel graduate active in Aiken civic groups.

Herbert Rudnick Aiken S.C Rudnick The Citadel Aiken Jaycees Aiken Chapter American Red Cross Kirk School For the Retarded Mental Retardation Commission

Precincts 2 and 4 Plan First Joint Meeting

Precincts 2 and 4 will hold a joint meeting Friday at 7 p.m. at the Smith Hazel Recreation Center on Kershaw Street. Rev. Roosevelt Davenport, organizer and precinct 2 president, says topics include food stamps schools voting rights and registration in Aiken. He hopes to make the gathering a monthly event.

Smith-Hazel Recreation Center Kershaw Street Aiken Roosevelt Davenport Davenport

Zone 5 Meeting Tonight At Silver Bluff High School

Zone 5 Advisory Council meets at 7 30 p m at Silver Bluff High School to hear a stadium committee report review ad hoc budget committee recommendations discuss student transfer guidelines approve local fees and budgets decide council officer elections and receive statewide testing results from spring 1982 the council includes New Ellenton Jackson and Beech Island schools.

Silver Bluff High School New Ellenton Jackson Beech Island

Area 3 Council Hears Reports On School Board Meeting

The Area No 3 Schools Advisory Council meets at 7 tonight in the Langley office boardroom on S C 1. Agenda includes financial and vandalism reports, football budget approval for Langley Bath Clearwater Middle, and several discipline appeals. Schools involved span Byrd Clearwater Gloversville Jefferson Warrenville elementary, Langley Bath Clearwater and Leavelle McCampbell middle, and Midland Valley High.

Area No. 3 S.C. 1 Langley Langley-Bath-Clearwater Byrd Clearwater Gloverville Jefferson Warrenville Leavelle McCampbell Midland Valley High School

County Jury To Decide If Man Resisted Arrest

Closing arguments and jury deliberation were scheduled in the case of the state vs. Charles Edward Brown. Brown, 33, is accused of resisting officers serving a warrant at his home in the early hours of April 6 1982. Officer Lagrow testified he fired at a door to Brown’s house after being denied entry. Brown claimed he thought a prowler was attempting a break in. In separate actions, Kenneth Lee Morgan was found guilty of unlawfully carrying a pistol and Willie Kirkland was charged with assault with intent to kill.

Charles Edward Brown Brown Colleton Ave General Sessions Aiken County Court House Aiken County Lagrow David Kenneth Lee Morgan General Sessions Court South Carolina Willie Doc) Kirkland Chesterfield Avenue

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County Council New VEWAA Jane Gobbel Columbia Scvewaa Ms. Nichols S.C. Vocational Rehabilitation Department Worth Business School University of Miami Methodist College Herbert Shannon Youngblood Rock Barnes Barnes’ Grocery Laurens Street Phil Jones Aiken County School Board Remington Catal Showrooms Mitchell Shopping Center Aiken Standard Aiken, S.C Harwick Gas Grill Judson Busbee S.C. House Raseaatailuie
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