Aiken Public Safety Log Covers March 19 to 20
Police logs from Aiken and surrounding agencies list arrests and incidents from March 19 to 20 including trespassing driving under the influence vandalism burglary and domestic assaults. Booking records show individuals such as Otis Storey Terry Shoviski Christopher Fulmer Danny Jenkins Baldwin Lindsey Judge and Harold Mobley among others.
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Aiken
Aiken County
Aiken County Detention Center
Lindsey Eugene Judge
South Carolina Highway Patrol
Harold Mobley
North Augusta
Tony Conrad Goodwin
Sherif'f
Thomas Howard Hamlet
Aiken County ‘Sherif
Jimmy Ray Wise
Sherif
Jessie Douse Morgan
Bench Warrant Magistrates Court
Larry Bernard Wheeler
Aiken County Sherif
Richard Barry Boatwright
Judge Delivers Sentences in Aiken Court as Week Opens
In Aiken County General Sessions Court Judge Frank Eppes presided as pleas were heard and sentences issued. Aiken County Judicial Center sits at Chesterfield Street and Park Avenue.
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Aiken County
Aiken County Judicial Center
Chesterfield Street
Park Avenue
Hart To Speak At USC Aiken On Environmental Issues
Frances Close Hart of the Energy Research Foundation in Columbia will discuss environmental issues at the Savannah River Site in a talk to a USC Aiken environmental club on Wednesday at 7 30 p m. The talk in room 301 of the USDA Sciences Building is open to the public with no admission charge.
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Energy Research Foundation
Columbia
Savannah River
USC Aiken Environmental Club
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School Board Meets Today in Aiken County
The Aiken County Board of Education will meet at 5 30 p m today in the boardroom at the Educational Center 43 Edgefield Ave Aiken. The session will recess into executive to hear a personnel issue and a report from the school board attorney on stigation.
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Aiken
New Ellenton GOP To Meet Thursday Night
Citizens of New Ellenton will meet Republican candidates at 7 pm at the New Ellenton Civic Center on Myrtle Street. Local and several state office candidates will have a chance to address the crowd.
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New Ellenton
New Ellenton Civic Center
Myrtle Street
Aiken Welcomes Teledyne Investment After Hugo Relief
Harold L. Dorton credits Hugo avoidance for attracting Teledyne's $4 million capital project to Aiken. Officials say the hurricane spared the area, helping clinch the investment and local job prospects.
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Harold L. Dorton
Teledyne
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USC Aiken science center funding prompts warning on state education
Dr. James B. Holderman warned the Aiken Rotary that South Carolina faces endangered higher education if funding is cut. Speaking at USC Aiken’s Ruth Patrick Science Education Center dedication, he cited strong private donations and NSF praise while urging continued state support to sustain research and community outreach.
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University of Carolina
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University
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Protest Filed Over Graniteville Liquor Store Plans
An ABC official said a protest has been filed against a proposed liquor store at Ascanga Lake and Rainbow Falls roads near Graniteville. A hearing in Columbia will be scheduled. local residents and church members, about 2000 people, oppose licensing and plan to submit petitions and letters to the ABC.
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Acesman
al- Beverage Control Commission
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Columbia
ABC
John W. Harte
Robert J. Harte
Garland C. Harper
Ascanga Lake
Rainbow Falls
Mike Shealy
Shea
County Council Set To Hear Sewer Line Reports
Aiken County Council will hear long range sewer construction reports tonight from VPSA and Breezy Hill Water and Sewer Co. VPSA directors approved an $11.2 million project 6-1 despite VPSA rejection. Breezy Hill conducts a mail ballot among 3,000 customers, results not yet released.
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Aiken
Midlana V ‘Area
Beech Island zoning panel weighs mining impact on homes
A Beech Island zoning hearing centers on a mining operation cited by a resident as having wrecked her property value. Committee member Sally Bigger asks if the zoning and development standards ordinance can pass now and be amended later for areas lacking tighter rules. Planning Director Phil England and Wismor say that approach would be proper.
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Beech Island
Sally Bigger
Wismor
Phil England
Teledyne Announces New Plant Site In Aiken County
Dr Barnard said the decision was made before seeing the wooded site for Teledyne’s new plant. The facility aims to operate by late fall with a 150000 grant to prepare land. Deron led a group of city county and state officials to review the plan as they expect to hire and train young people. Local leaders including Mayor Weeks County Chairman Warner and Senator Moore voiced enthusiasm.
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Dorton
Im Tel
Teledyne
Tran Hem
Deron Ld Te Group
H. Odell Weeks
Aiken County
Carrol H. Warner
Thomas L
Tommy) Moore
Town Hall vandalism reported amid ink on files
Mayor Rollo said extensive vandalism occurred at the town hall with ink or coloring fluid smeared on papers from file cabinets. Jackson police refused to release details while stating the case is under investigation. the South Carolina Law Enforcement Division is also probing the incident.
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Jackson
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