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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1978
Page
5
The 12 member Aiken County Council enacted a bondsman ordinance last week making the county the first in South Carolina to adopt such regulation. The change comes after a tumultuous pre 1977 period marked by fractious meetings and frequent council walkouts.
The county council, led by Marvin E. Dunbar, moved from January 1977 calls for an investigation into the bail bondsman system to last week passing an ordinance. The measure could influence state law as Aiken County projects a reforming role.
A list of recorded transfers includes Lucille R Howell to PL Wanninger Jr for a lot with improvements in West Ave North Auguste priced at 30000. Erma Cobbs to Ernie H Anderson for a lot with improvements in Staniteville at 1. Love and Affection Aussie G Blackmon and Dorothy J Blackmon to Bobbie Toole for a lot with improvements northwest by Cloudman St Warrenville at 8500. Jateldine to John A Jones for a lot with improvements Lengley Village at 7000. John Mills and Mary Mills to Micky Abercrombie and Janice Abercrombie for a lot with improvements Tisdale Subdivision Jackson at 4387.54 and mortgage assumption. Johnny O Jackson and Cer E Heyes to Raymond W Duffie and Ann E Duffie for a 2 acre lot easterly by Outing Club Rd 3 miles northwest of Aiken at 6000. Joseph F Sabino and Marion J Sabino to William H Hearn and Janice H Hearn for a set with Improvements Germ Lake Estates Phase at 4400. W G Beard to William T Moore for a Cedar Farms Subdivision Beech Island Section at 4050. Charles R Duncan and Eleanor R Duncan to Fred J Scoggins and Mary B Scoggins for a lot with improvements north by Greniteville Aiken Trolley Line Ra at 7500.
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