Brown on Stand in Sharpton Fraud Trial Testimony
Briefs indicate Brown may travel to New York to testify for Rev. Al Sharpton in a fraud case. Judge Peeples oversees Brown's work release and will require the testimony to be essential for Brown's travel. Sharpton's team alleges theft of 250000 from the National Youth Movement, with Brown previously serving as a hairdresser to Sharpton and currently in a six year Columbia prison term.
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al Sharpin
al Sharpton
New York
Sharpton
Rodney A. Peeples
Peeples
Brown
Rotests
Bensonhurst
Brooklyn
State Supreme Court
Manhattan
National Youth Movement
Rev
Columbia
Valley GOPs To Meet Tuesday
The Horse Creek Valley Republican Party will meet Tuesday at 7 p.m. at the Melvin Wisham Center on S.C. 421 in Langley. The meeting is open to the public.
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Langley
Horse Creek Valley
Republican Party
Melvin Wisham
S.C. 421
Aiken County Leader Names Five Clemson Football Greats
County Council chair Carroll H. Warner lists his all time five Clemson football players. He praises Banks McFadden as the greatest Tiger but ranks Fred Cone Windy Windham Harvey White and a fifth unnamed player among his picks reflecting strong Clemson athletics support.
Ferree Featured in Golf Digest on Senior Tour Power
Jim Ferree highlighted in Golf Digest July issue as a top distance driver on the Senior Tour. Midland Valley Country Club owner provides tips for older golfers to add yardage. Ferree ranks among the longest drivers on tour.
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Jim Ferree
Golf Digest
Midland Valley Country Club
Ferree
Habitat for Humanity Gifts Family Home on Hampton Avenue
Mrs. arolyn Richardson and her three children received keys to a new Habitat for Humanity house on Hampton Avenue. City and county officials praised the project as volunteers from churches and Mennonites built the home, with next lot nearby for another dwelling. The ceremony included ribbon cutting by City Manager Windham and signing of closing papers by Richardson, Mullen, and Lockard.
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Arolyn Richardson
Habitat For Humanity
Divid Jet
Lockard
Richardson’s
St. John’s United Methodist Church
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Meine
Bulding
John Wertz
Gehazel Williams
Roland H. ‘Windham
Richardson
John Mullen TI
Lockhard
Sam Mask
Aiken
Roland H. Windham
Hampton Avenue
Carolyn Richardson
Memorial Dedication for James W. Wilson in Aiken
Friends and coworkers honor James Woodrow Wilson with a living memorial of four Bradford pear trees on the west lawn of the Aiken Post Office. A plaque beneath one tree commemorates his service as a post office star who moved the office in 1968 and 1972, plus his widow Mary Wilson receives a plaque. Robert and Priscilla Wilson attend with Wilson’s Graniteville roots noted.
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James Woodrow Wilson
Aiken
Wilson
Star
Laurens Street
Park Avenue
Barnwell Avenue
Ruth Houser
Post Office
Mr. Wilson
Bradford
Farrell E. Rodgers
Mary Wilson
Robert Woodrow Wilson
Priscilla Ann Wilson
Graniteville
Leavelle McCampbell
Summer Jobs Still Open For Area Teen Agers
Area teens can still find work this summer with positions in fast food retail and wholesale. The SC Employment Service in Aiken reports about 40 placements so far and notes minimum wage typically applies, with some jobs paying more. Younger teens face labor-law limits, while 18 year olds face fewer restrictions. Many teens gain first work experience at McDonald’s and in local landscaping or vineyard settings.
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Bill Murphy
S. C
Ment Service
Aiken
Murphy
Census Bureau
South Carolina
S.C. Employment Service
Richland Ave
Sophie Dean
Ms. Dean
Landmark cottonwood toppled by June thunderstorm at Hitchcock Woods
Winds from a June 3 storm toppled a prominent cottonwood at Hitchcock Woods near Coker Spring Road, a landmark for walkers, joggers, and horse-drawn carriages. Dr. Harry E. Shealy Jr., chair of the woods trustees, estimated the 75 to 100 year old tree stood at a major crossroads near the horse show grounds and noted its removal would involve area clearing or natural decay to become habitat for insects.
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Aiken
Hitchcock Woods
Coker Spring Road
Harry E. Shealy Jr
Shealy
Hitch‘cock
Kansas
Nebraska
Wyoming
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Worth
McDonald's
Vernon Gardner
Valley Gops
Carrol H. Warner
Gerain Area
Clark Moore
Sandy Riley
Connie Treadwell
Jim Harris
Dondra Holsenback
Lanigan
Rodgers Crystal Carr
Ron Wheeler
Bill Walsh
Carl Langley
Richland Avenue
Paes
Gardner
Mer
Sonya Coleman
Wagener-Salley High School
Montmorenci
Misa Coleman
Ginny Southworth
Hank Hayes
Lett
The
S.C
Buddy Waller
Hitchcock
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