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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1981
Page
2
Authorities seek a white male in his 30s, 5'11\" to 6', 180 to 200 pounds, medium build, reddish brown curly hair, light eyes, pock mark on right cheek, yellow teeth, driving a dark green Ford Torino. Suspect is questioned in two February and April sexual assaults in Aiken and Lexington counties. contact Aiken County Sheriff's Department with tips.
Seago Collier, 48, of Clarks Hill died from injuries after being struck by an automobile Tuesday evening at the U.S. 25 and U.S. 1 intersection outside North Augusta. He died about 10 a.m. at an Augusta hospital. The crash is under investigation by the South Carolina Highway Department.
A Gloverville man, 23, Michael Hall of No. 30 McRea's Trailer Park, was arrested yesterday and charged with manufacturing a controlled substance, according to Aiken County Sheriff's officials.
Correction states that James P. Greene who owns the old Post Office building and offices there has offered to extend the use of the building’s bottom floor to the Aiken Area Council on Aging if they need space. If no alternate site is found and no other quarters exist, a temporary lease extension may be arranged. The current lease ends in August.
Aitken Standard 4 fo a notice directs all advance payments to Aiken Standard PBM Subscription. The brief indicates payment routing for subscribers.
Aiken County Council may extend administrator L C Greene s medical leave or dismiss him after an executive session requested by Council member Homer McGee. Greene plans to return May 28 and says he can do the job with the council s support.
The Aiken County Board of Education will receive about 660000 from the state to reimburse funds used for school construction. Delays in bond sales due to market conditions postponed availability. The money will cover transfers from Pinecrest Elementary and Aiken High renovations and allow continued vocational facilities work at South Aiken High and Midland Valley High. A further 640000 in state vocational funds is being sought for Silver Bluff and South Aiken High, but availability is not guaranteed.
Dr. Marcelo Alonso warns U S policy under Carter reduced U S influence and sales of nuclear tech in Latin America. He cites Mexico plans for 20 000 MW by 1990 and argues for a multinational nuclear fuel cycle to guide developing programs.
Aiken County Council named A. Gilford Trapp as its first budget advisor for about a year while he remains on leave from the CETA program. The executive session approved the appointment to ease duties for acting County Administrator Joe W. Busby during County Administrator L C Greene's 30 day medical absence. Trapp is married to council member Billie K. Trapp.
Johnston town officials discussed changes to the budget and set next month for amendments. The council conducted second readings on pawn broker and pawn shop regulations, and on gold and silver brokers. First reading on abandoned cars and on keeping animals and fowl as nuisances was heard with amendments expected. Richard Bush, retired city employee, was honored for 12 years of service.
Savannah River Plant spokesman called the small non radioactive SO2 release a planned controlled safe process. Public information specialist Myrtle Rearden said it was not an incident, no emergency procedures were used, and no agencies were notified.
The Ramblewood Horse Show will run this weekend at Hunters Glen. Horses and riders from Virginia to Florida are expected to compete in 86 classes judged by Jack Towell of Salisbury North Carolina and Shawna Dietrich of Anchorage Kentucky.
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