Died in Barnwell County car crash on S C 125 Savannah River Plant
North Augusta teen Jerry B Lowe III 18 died at the scene when the car he rode in overturned on Savannah River Plant property five miles north of the Allendale barricade. Driver Stephen McClendon 19 was treated and released from University Hospital after authorities said he apparently dozed off before the wreck. No charges filed.
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North Augusta
Barnwell County
Jerry B. Lowe III
S.C. 125
Savannah River Plant
Allendale
Stephen McClendon
Lowe
McClendon
University Hospital
Belvedere Establishment Robbed This Morning
North Augusta police report an armed robber fled a Belvedere gas station with an undetermined amount of cash. The suspect is a man in his late 30s, 5 feet 7 inches, about 165 pounds, blondish brown hair, light complexion, small mustache, wearing a light shirt, blue jean jacket, jeans and boots.
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North Augusta
James W. Whitehurst
Aiken County
Bill raises drinking age to 21 in South Carolina
The South Carolina General Assembly passed a bill raising the minimum drinking age for beer and wine to 21. The measure cleared the Senate after House approval, awaiting ratification by leaders and a signature by the governor. Senator Sam Applgate objected, saying it creates two classes of citizens.
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Columbia
General Assembly
Senate
House
Sam Applegate
Clear Skies Bring Chilly Night in Aiken
Tonight in Aiken joining a calm wind from the west 5 to 10 mph. Lows will dip to the lower 50s making star gazing ideal. Tomorrow will be mostly sunny with highs in the mid 80s and west winds at 10 to 15 mph.
Aiken Museum Receives Phil Permar Watercolor Donation
Aiken County Historical Museum announces a new acquisition by donor Phil Permar. Director Joyce Ross notes Permar donated his original watercolor The Incline Plane, Aiken 1835 which also appeared on the Aiken Standard Sesquicentennial cover. The piece hangs with the engineers map of the incline and railroad work.
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Aiken County
Woodside Plantation to Bring 1520 Homes on Silver Bluff Road
Palmetto Service Crop plans a phased development of Woodside Plantation a 2360 acre site on Silver Bluff Road creating 1520 homesites and two golf courses. Phase I centers on an 18 hole championship course with construction to start early this summer.
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Woodside Plantation
Silver Bluff Road
Palmetto Service Crop
Palmetto Federal of
South Carolina
South Side
Hilton Head Island
Frank L. Hartley
Palmetto Federal
Edward Pinkney
Burden
Palmetto
Palmetto Service
Hammer, Siler, George and Associates
Washington D.C
Atlanta
Denver
Cal
Silver Bluff
Pat Danning
U.S. 19
Whiskey Road
Millbrook Estates
Brookhaven Estates
Chukker Creek
Wealth and losses in SC congressional disclosures
South Carolina lawmakers show wealth but also notable losses and varied holdings in 1984 reports. Sen. Hollings reports a large stock loss from Continental Illinois and multiple oil-related holdings, while Sen. Thurmond notes bonds and charity gifts plus a home and land values. Derrick and Hartnett report substantial holdings and honorariums in the year.
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Charleston
South Carolina
Washington
Ernest F. Hollings
D-S.c
Hollings
Continental Ilinois Corp
Senate
Isle of Palms
Congress
Columbia
Thurmond
Aiken
Thurmonds
McLean
U.S. House
Butler C. Derrick
Edgefield
Thomas F. Hartnett
Rl.c
Hartnett
Defense
Northrop
McDonnell-Douglas
Rockwell International
Pratt & Whitney Aircraft
Lockheed-Georgia
House Armed Services Committee
Escaped Juveniles Captured After Truck Theft in Aiken
Two juveniles from Jackson and North Charleston were arrested in Clearwater after fleeing a Columbia detention center. A stolen riverbed truck loaded with TV cables and tools was found submerged near a Savannah River boat ramp. No weapons were carried. one youth had prior bomb threats but made none this time.
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Clearwater
Jackson
North Charleston
James W. Whitehurst
Aiken County
Savannah
Jackson Middle School
Whitehurst
Columbia
Aiken
Carrol Heath
Sheriff’s Department
Housing Starts Hit One-Year High In April
U S housing starts rose 1.6 percent in April to a 1.91 million annual rate, led by a 6.4 percent gain in multi unit construction. Single family homes slipped 1 percent while western states and the Northeast posted the strongest gains. Permits slipped 4.9 percent as overall activity reached its best pace since April 1984.
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Washington
Commerce Department
Commerce Report
Northeast
South
Midwest
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Barnwell
Belvedere
Woodside
Gem Lake
Haven
Elmwood Park
Ginny Southworth
Robbie Pitts
Derrick