Burglaries and thefts reported across multiple streets
Between Sunday 3 p.m. and Monday 11 a.m. a Monetta Street residence was broken into, with tools and electronics worth about $950 taken. A man arrested on Richland Avenue for marijuana possession and concealed weapon. A 1993 Ford Explorer on Whiskey Road entered, window broken, wallet and cards stolen. Boat valued at $600 taken from Ray's Pond Road. Wagener Trail Road home entered, TV and items worth $639 plus $150 door damage. A motorcycle worth $5,600 stolen from E Dear Street Warrenville. Left fender of a 1988 Mercury Grand Marquis scratched at Todd's Convenience. Two motorcycles stolen on Huber Clay Road. Rear window break and $2000 damage at Wagoner Road vacant home. Rear window of a 1991 Ford Escort broken on Laveline Street North Augusta.
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Monetta Street
Richland Avenue
Whiskey Road
Wagener Trail Road
E Dear Street
Warrenville
Todd’s Convenience Store
Sand Bar Ferry Road
Huber Clay Road
Wagoner Road
Laveline Street
North Augusta
Georgia Lottery Draw Summary
Georgia lottery results list Cash 3 Evening numbers 9 4 3, Cash 4 9 0 6, Fantasy 5 shows 12 18 25 33. No accompanying dates or officials present.
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Cash
Fantasy
Benefits for retirees may see changes in Aiken
Aiken City Council plans second reading and public hearing on two ordinances addressing retiree health benefits and stipends for attendance at events beyond normal duties. The plan offers health coverage for eligible 55 plus retirees with 12 years service, city covering up to 44 percent of premiums, increasing with longer service, and a cost share for dependents. A proposed stipend matches Hilton Head style, capped by actual costs not to exceed 33 dollars per event, with total annual limit discussed. Council compared to area cities, noting Aiken’s current council salaries are among the lowest.
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Aiken
Jaly
Roger LeDuc
LeDuc
Robert S
Skipper) Perry
Hilton Head
Richard Pearce
Gary Smith
City of
North Augusta
Aiken hosts July 4 fireworks return at Jaycees Fairground
Coontz Investments sponsors a big Independence Day display at the Aiken Jaycees Fairground on Saturday July 1 with gates at 5 30 pm and a 9 pm launch. The event promises food refreshments entertainment and bands including South Carolina's color guard. Admission is free. Contact Todd Coontz at 643 9001 or JOY 105 at 641 1027 for details.
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Aiken
Coontz Investments
Todd Coontz
Aiken Mall
Coontz
South Carolina
Aiken Jaycees
JOY 105
Video poker suits seek payment of promissory notes
American Amusement of Aiken Inc. filed civil suits in Aiken County seeking recovery of more than 93 000 owed on promissory notes from three defendants. Joe Littlejohn owes over 41 000 from 1998 agreements. Tommy Willis failed on notes in 1998 totaling over 12 000. Stuart Bowden signed a 1999 note for over 51 000, now past due by more than 40 000.
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American Amusement of Aiken Inc
Stephen Lipscomb
Columbia
Aiken County
Stuart Bowden
Tommy Willis
Scooters
Joe Littlejohn
Joe E. Littlejohn
Littlejohn
Willis
Bowden
Bounty Hunters Charged In Unlawful Seaborne Pursuit In Georgia
Otis Willard Belote and David Ray Defreese of Calhoun were arrested in South Carolina on felony charges for pointing and presenting a firearm while pursuing Douglas Widener who failed to appear for a suspended license case. The men, reportedly tied to A National Bonding Co., were released after posting bond. Widener spent the night in the woods after eluding capture in North Augusta near Old Ridge Road.
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Otis Willard Belote
David Ray Defreese
Calhoun
Aiken County
Douglas Widener
Belote
Defreese
Douglas
Old Ridge Road
North Augusta
Widener
National Bonding Co
Gordon County
South Carolina
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Ray’s Pond
Georgia Lottery
Hopelands
Ginny Southworth
Maureen Simpson
Courtney Poda
Scott B. Hunter
Aken Communicatons Inc
Rustad
Aken
Luster
Otren
Crs
Windsor
Cartier
Tag Heuer
Zodiac
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