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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1982
Page
3
A 23 year old college student, David Anderson of Wagener, pleaded guilty to assault and battery with intent to kill against his 41 year old cousin. Judge George F. Coleman planned to decide on the plea and sentence later that week.
Six protesters arrested May 31 at the Savannah River Plant face trial August 2 in the Aiken County Court House on misdemeanor trespassing charges. Defendants include John Penley and Chris Cuny of Columbia, Mitch Yarborough, Barbara Smith, Michael Gooding of Columbia, and Rosemary Freriks of Chapel Hill. They posted $1,000 surety bonds.
Aiken County will run its Wagener and Langley landfills on Monday, July 5 from 1 to 5 p.m. only. The July 4 weekend affects only that day. all other days follow normal hours.
The 246 Army Band and Jazz Ensemble of the S C National Guard perform at 7 tonight at Hopeland Gardens. Led by Chief Warrant Officer Charles P Pruitt the program features music by Glenn Miller Hamlish Wagner and Brahms. Dupree Place off Whiskey Road. Bring chairs or blankets. admission free.
Parnell Williams of Wagener and Calvin Ligon of New Ellenton were charged with grand larceny after being implicated in attempting to sell $3000 worth of stolen diapers to a SLED agent. 100 cases reported missing from Riegel Textile Corp. warehouse were valued at about $3000.
Aiken Public Safety recovered more than $10,000 in silver and a $200 bicycle stolen from Gilbert E. McMillan. The items were taken Saturday from his Sumter Street home, likely after a rear window entry. Police found the goods in an equipment building at Citizens Field yesterday.
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