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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 30, 1981

Page

3

Saturday Night Raid Nets Two Drug Arrests

Two North Augusta men face possession charges after a midnight raid on Sidney Sapp’s Georgia Avenue home. Amphetamines barbiturates cocaine and marijuana valued at about seven thousand dollars were seized with assistance from the North Augusta Department of Public Safety and Aiken County Sheriff’s Office.

North Augusta Sidney Sapp Georgia Avenue Sapp Dana Wade Law Aiken County Sheriff’s Department

Wildwood Dominates Stagehill In Polo at Whitney Field

Wildwood from Columbia, wearing blue and white, opened with a two goal handicap but outpaced Stagehill of Hamilton to win 7 to 1. Darnall Boyd led the scoring with four goals, sparking a 6-0 surge by the third chukker as Peter Poore added Stagehill’s sole tally.

Wildwood Columbia Whitney Field Stagehill Hamilton Mass Darnall Boyd Boyd Heath Manning Peter Poore Stagehills Polo Aiken

Signer’s Daughter Owned Dawson Vanderhorst House

One owner of the Dawson Vanderhorst house was Sarah Rutledge daughter of Edward Rutledge signer of the Declaration of Independence.

Signer Dawson- Vanderhorst House Sarah Rutledge Edward Rutledge

Settlement in PACE hiring suit Luevano v Campbell details

Notice to Blacks and Hispanics of a class action settlement over the PACE exam for federal hiring filed as Luevano v Campbell Civil Action No 79-0271 in DC. The agreement phases out PACE over three years, provides back pay to four named plaintiffs totaling 35000 and up to 3000 for other members, and sets future procedures with attorney fees yet to be resolved. Objections must be in writing by May 1, 1981 and may trigger a hearing May 27 1981 unless excused. James F. Davey Clerk U S District Court.

Cid Grelanics U.S United States District Court For District of Columbia PACE U.S. Office of Personnel Management OPM Luevano Campbell C.A U.S. District Court U.S. Court House Washington, D.C Washington D.C James F. Davey

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