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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1990
Page
14
Aiken Public Safety logs from 7 a.m. May 10 to 7 a.m. May 11 list arrests including driving under suspension open container disorderly conduct gross intoxication and traffic citations. Booking records include Orneath Coleman 41 simple assault Wibur Coleman Jr 45 and Joseph Rocco Ferrer 28 among others.
In Greenville a federal judge dismissed 23 people and four charges from a lawsuit by Palmetto State Medical Center against anti abortion protesters and groups Operation Lifeline and Operation Rescue. The trial proceeds with arguments over trespass and RICO claims tied to three protests at the clinic last year.
Aiken Kiwanis Club members toured Africa via slide presentation by Andy Fritzlen a Savannah River Plant retiree who led a Kenya trip with Case Western Reserve alumni. He described Nairobi sights game reserves Masai village Kilimanjaro Rift Valley and yellow fever trees noting elephant friendliness and van safety against unprovoked Cape Buffalo attacks. The session was introduced by Bob Barnett. club president is Jack Rankin and weekly meetings occur Thursdays at Houndslake Country Club.
Twenty eight area veterinarians in Georgia and the Carolinas offer a free pet stool check during Pet Health Week to test dogs and cats for intestinal worms. Owners bring fresh fecal samples to participating veterinarians. Results are by phone. worms like roundworms and hookworms pose human health risks, especially to children, and treatment is inexpensive when detected.
Marion native Dr Barham, a Medical College of Charleston graduate class of 1956, credits community involvement for happiness and urges volunteers to serve others. He moved to Aiken in 1967 and accepts peer recognition alongside wife Anne and daughters Anne Beth and Ellen. The LSHD serves Aiken, Allendale and Barnwell counties.
Agriculture Commissioner Tindal credits policies for expanding the farm products office and market specialists while noting a under four percent eight year budget increase. Richland County treasurer Linder urges Patterson to keep funds in state banks to boost local economies. North Augusta’s Hendrix accuses Maj. Gen. Marchant of National Guard decay and seeks support to oust him.
Rep Gray urged graduates to face 1990s dangers with realism and compassion. He warned that debt, crime, and social neglect threaten urban and rural America, insisting success means earning and giving back rather than hoarding wealth. Hep Butler Derrick introduced the speaker.
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