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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1989

Page

12

Police Log Highlights Multiple Incidents and Arrests Across Aiken

The Aiken Public Safety logs report incidents from June 22 to 23 including gross intoxication grand larceny injury to a child gas drive off and vandalism. Arrests include Isaac Hall Jr Jimmy Johnson and others with charges ranging from disorderly conduct to driving under the influence and resisting arrest. The sheriff and detention center records add theft trespassing burglaries assaults and a variety of drug and weapon offenses involving numerous individuals across multiple addresses.

Aiken Public Safety Department Aiken County Aiken County Detention Center Willie James Hall Columbia Highway Kimberly Layne Smith Main St Langley Stephen Mark Hughes Atomic Rd North Augusta Christopher B. Geiger River Ridge Rd Columbia Thomas Reddish Graybear Keith Salley Salley Carolyn W. Lundberg Railroad Ave Graniteville Mary Elizabeth Acker Brigham Rd Veronic Michelle Edwards Rt. 4 Darlene F. Cornelius Austell St Harry Truman Brown Wagener Michael Lavene Yance Cheyenne Dr. Clearwater

Aiken Native Teaches Abroad at Schutz American School

Miss Caprell describes eight years in Egypt at Schutz American School in Alexandria. She notes the diverse student body, English instruction, ESL support, and a familylike campus life with 180 students from 4th to 12th grade. She highlights cultural openness and frequent community involvement.

Egypt Middle East Europe Sinai Red Sea Schutz American School Alexandria Miss Caprell Schutz World Health Organization

Radio Airplane Exhibition For Tri Development Center

A radio controlled airplane exhibition sponsored by Countryside RC Flyers will occur Sunday June 25 from 4 to 5 PM at the club flying field on S C 208 near Ridge Spring. Attendees include Tri Development Center participants with free admission. Eureka note says George W Jackson will speak at Eureka Baptist Church Sunday at 11 AM. public invited.

Tri-Development Center Countryside RC Flyers S.C. 208 Mt. Calvary Road Ridge Spring S.C. 191 Tri- Development Center Eureka George W. Jackson Eureka Baptist Church Jackson Buckwheat Little Rascals

Manchester Farms to Move Quail Processing Near Columbia

Hopkins AP Manchester Farms the nation’s largest domestic quail producer plans relocating its processing to a Dalzell area site ten miles southeast of Columbia. The firm will occupy the former Gold Kist egg plant within a year and continues to supply quail to restaurants nationwide. Janet Odom Manchester’s VP notes review of available equipment at the plant.

Radio Field Day Demonstrations Planned for Weekend

Amateur radio operators in Aiken and Edgefield Counties will host Field Day June 24-25 sponsored by the American Radio Relay League. North Augusta Belvedere club will operate from a church site using emergency power, while another station runs at the Aiken Jaycee Fairgrounds. Operators will use voice and morse, contact as many stations as possible across the United States and Canada.

North Augusta Aiken Edgefield County American Radio Relay League National Association of Amateer Radiomen North Augusta-Belvedere Radio Club Aiken Jaycee Fairgrounds U.S. 1 United States Canada al Reynolds Field Day Bob Malstrom South Carolina Susan Parker Paul Matthews

Subdivision Rules Face Debate on Access and Surfacing

County planners seek 300 foot curb cut separations on major roads with parallel lanes. Cul de sacs capped at 1000 feet with 80 foot turnarounds. Farm to market resurfacing favored for rural roads, while five acre plus subdivisions may use tar and gravel. Mobile home park rules proposed to ensure safety.

J. Allen Brodie Planning Commission Brodie Ralph Zieger U.S. 1 Ous Washington Road Augusta Councilman Warner County Council

Farmers Must File Acreage Reports by July 17 in Aiken County

The final reporting date for planted crops in Aiken County is July 17. Farmers must certify acres to establish crop acreage bases and program eligibility. County director Gibson Solomons urges all farmers to file to protect bases and qualify for price support loans and other benefits. To date 321 farms are certified for 1989 crops.

Aiken County Gibson Solomons Solomons

Woman Sues Over Hair Loss After Perming Incident

Greensboro woman Joan Wilner sues Southern Curl makers and Pearl's Beauty Salon alleging burning and hair loss after a perm. She seeks $10,000 in damages in Guilford County District Court, naming Power of Houston and Pearl Jeffries and Deborah Gant as defendants.

Greensboro N.C Southern Curl Joan Wilner He and Power Houston Texas Guilford County District Court Pearl’s Pearl Jeffries Deborah Gant Ms. Gant Ms. Or Ms. Vilner

Retirees Arrested After Golf Cart Crash Incident

Bond authorities say three women retirees in golf carts tried to evade an oncoming car. Two hid behind a tree while Mrs Acton was knocked from a cart and broke her arm. Police recorded the license plate. two were arrested. Preliminary hearing scheduled with no date set.

Acton Bissonnette Turner Shaw

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Aiken Public Safety Issac Hall Jr Abbeville Ave Jimmy Johnson Converse Dr Sheriff Quail S.C The Aiken County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service Ms. Jeffries Pearl Bond Movie Club Home Entertainment Center York ST Aldrich ST. Er By
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