Easley Man Arrested Over Brutal Dog Killing
An Easley resident, 32, was charged with ill treatment of an animal after torturing a dog to death and burning its body in a metal drum in a yard on McCoy Street near Jones Avenue. Police, animal control, and neighbors reported the attack.
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Easley
Faith Wemett
Easley Animal Control Officer
Easley Police Department
Greg Turner
Turner
McCoy Street
Jones Avenue
DOE Proposes Two SRS Early Retirement Alternatives
The Department of Energy introduces two flexible options after criticism of the three-plus three plan for Savannah River Site staff. One option lets workers apply six years to the most needed area to meet early retirement rules, the other raises cash for voluntary separation. Energy Secretary Hazel O Leary briefed Sen. Strom Thurmond on the proposals amid no changes to the current FY 1995 Worker Transition plan.
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Savannah River Site
Department of Energy
Energy
Hazel O'Leary
U.S
Strom Thurmond
R S.C
Equipment Upgrades As Charleston Port Expands
The State Ports Authority votes to spend 3.3 million on 12 toplifters to handle 20 and 40 foot containers at the Port of Charleston. Last year the port moved 13 percent more containers than the year before, and last month a record 700000 tons of cargo passed through the docks.
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Charleston
Port of Charleston
State Ports Authority
Pilot Killed In Ultralight Crash Near Woods
Loris report says 35 year old George Strickland died when his ultralight struck powerlines and crashed Wednesday. An 8 year old witnessed the incident, telling his grandmother he saw the plane in a tight spiral above trees. Police and investigators reviewed the scene.
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Loris
Some Woods
George Strickland
David Cox
Obituary Notices List Names From South Carolina Page
Obituaries for Donna Maria Allen Leora Anderson Virginia Hemphill Layton Milligan and Mary Ann Steadman Riley appear on Page 11A in this South Carolina edition indicating local deaths and memorial notices for residents of West Columbia Blackville North Augusta Williston and Augusta.
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Donna Maria Allen
West Columbia
Leora Anderson
Blackville
Virginia
Pat) Hemphill
North Augusta
Layton
Rey) Milligan
Williston
Mary Ann Steadman Riley
Augusta
Schlotzhauer Family Keeps Jousting Tradition Alive
The Schlotzhauer family from Ridgely Maryland continues a medieval craft on their farm. Father Phil and children Phil Jr and Angela are among the youngest professional jousters in the United States. They practice on Trojan Road, building skill with a home course of arches and rings. The sport hinges on personal performance, not judges, and is guided by the National Jousting Association.
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Arthur
Knights of Arthur
Round Table
Schlotzhauers
Phil
Phil Jr
Angela
United States
Schlotzhauer
Maryland
Ridgely
Rix
Aiken
Trojan Road
U.S. 1
King Academy
Invitation To Locate In Aiken Withdrawn
Aiken County officials withdrew the invitation for RSA to locate a $60 million battery recycling plant near Montmorenci after RSA and its subsidiary Que Metco pleaded guilty to seven charges in an 11 count federal indictment. The Economic Development Partnership plans to send a letter to RSA’s president signaling community lack of support for the project. RSA will decide soon whether to continue efforts in Aiken County.
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Aiken County
RSR Corp
Indianapolis
Montmorenci
Aiken Econonmic Development Partnership
RSA
Tim Dangerfield
Economic Development Partnership
Dangerfield
al Lospinoso
Quemetco
RSR
Stevens Aiken Trials hope hinges on returning success
Trainer Ron Stevens again fields a large entry in the 53rd Aiken Trials at the Aiken Training Track. He saddled three winners last year and has at least one horse in all six races on the Saturday card. Gates open at 10 30 a m with post time at 2 p m General admission 6 in advance 8 at the gate. The City of Aiken Cup draws six horses including Pal and Arrival Time among others.
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Aiken
Ron Stevens
Stevens
Dogwood Stable
Defrocker
Saratogian
Terry Southern
Spring Hill Farm
Ice Falcon
Priceless
Papoose
Saddam
Bride
Dream Mountain
von Stade
Carsey
Pal
Aiken Trials Set for March 18 At Aiken Training Track
The 58th Aiken Trials will be run Saturday March 18 at the Aiken Training Track. Tickets cost 6 dollars in advance and 8 at the gate with children under 12 admitted free. General parking is 5 dollars in advance and 10 on race day.
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Aiken
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Fuhrman Exam
Palmetto Review
DOE
Shannon Baynham
Sean
Abby Peewee
Ween
Ewaseersenerees Weather
Scott Webster
Phil Schlotzhauer
Larry Taylor
Aiken Trials
Greg Hawkins
Mike Freeman
Laser Trick
Marilynn Riviere
Robert Zahl
Randy Nunley
Roland Wise
Kokomo Island
Bebo Fitzpatrick
Becca
R. Bruce Duchossois
Tony Mitchell
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