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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 10, 1984

Page

12

Death Scene details in Augusta trench collapse inquiry

Coroner questions why a 10 by 6 by 100 foot trench at Blair Construction site was not reinforced as six workers and Neutzling died in a cave in. Roy Mutimer, co owner of Blair Construction, faced scrutiny as OSHA involvement and public safety concerns draw attention to the incident.

Roy Mutimer Blair Construction Company Augusta Merle Taylor Blair Mutimer Townsend OSHA Taylor Neutzling Blair L. Mutimer Janice Patricia Gem Lake Roy Cooper Bath Management Investment Corporation of Orangeburg Cooper S.C. Utilities Inc Management Investment Corporation Richmond Columbia Georgia Aiken County Aiken Nursing Home Aiken Public Safety Carroll Busbee

Aiken Woman Of The Year Honored For Civic Service

Ann Taylor led efforts to establish Aiken County's Wee Care Center, now the Aiken Child Development Center, and continues work across Child Development and Tri-Development centers. She earned 1981 Woman of the Year from the Greater Aiken Chamber of Commerce and a White House Distinguished Volunteer Award, among other honors.

County Association For Retarded Citizens Wee Care Center Aiken County Aiken Taylor Greater Aiken

Voter Registration Rules For Absentee Ballots In Aiken County

Voters may request absentee ballots by contacting the office at 736 Richland Ave. Ballots are available until June 8. Duplicate cards may be issued after May 12 if no change of address is involved. No papers are required to register, though a driver's license may be asked for but is not required. Residents moving from other counties or states should turn in their voter cards or certificates.

Richland Ave Pennington Aiken County

Congress Probes 1945 Insurance Regulation Law

Washington AP reports Congress examines if the 1945 law barring federal regulation of the insurance industry hampers competition and raises concerns over market fairness.

Washington Congress

Rescue Operation Ends After Gem Lake Water Crisis

Public Safety Officer Joe Drayton ordered residents to stop using water as rescue workers, aided by the Aiken County Rescue Squad. By 8:34 Benjamin was carried out on a stretcher as rain intensified and onlookers watched, lights on and plastic covering the backhoe. The emergency was declared over with a later message permitting water use again.

Gem Lake Joe Drayton Aiken County Busbee Benjamin

Greer Youth Dies in Cave In Near Mauldin High

James Russell Metcalf II a 16 year old from Greer died when a ditch near Mauldin High School caved in burying him under dirt. Coroner Stan McKinney said he suffocated and an autopsy was planned. The incident follows another cave in death in Aiken and a surviving burial in the same area. Bruce Kroencke of EMS said Metcalf was dead when responders arrived.

Mauldin Greer Mauldin High School James Russell Metcalf II Stan McKinney McKinney Metcalf Aiken Bruce Kroencke Greenville Emergency Medical Services Kroencke

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