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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1984
Page
3
North Augusta officials lift a four day quarantine at Anne Maria Medical Care Nursing Home after a skin rash appeared on six or seven patients. The facility disinfected to prevent spread among about 115 other patients and privacy was maintained regarding diagnoses.
Victor Posner, financier and head of Southeastern Public Service Corp, leads with a 2.4 billion bid to acquire City Investing Co. The offer, up 100 million from earlier, will be presented to City Investing's board at a Friday shareholders meeting in Port St. Lucie Florida.
An Augusta resident suffered minor injuries when a van collided with a nearly empty school bus at the U S 1 and Midland Drive intersection around 3 30 PM. Walter K Davis was slightly hurt. Lisa Youngblood the bus driver faced a failure to yield right of way charge.
William E. Moseley of Route 6 reported a 19 inch color television stolen between 6 p.m. May 7 and 8:15 a.m. May 14. The TV valued at $500.
Pastors youth workers and Christian teenagers over 15 invited to Stiefel town Baptist Church in Stiefeltown for a Christian Youth in Action program from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. Saturday. Sponsored by Child Evangelism Fellowship.
In Columbia AP reports lawyer John Delgado criticizes a new South Carolina law creating a guilty but mentally ill verdict as ineffective and only a political gesture. The measure targets criminal defendants and aims to adjust verdict options.
The Aiken Community Playhouse marks its 100th production by hosting a nostalgia night with 10 reviewed productions, vintage segments, and performances by Paul Parks Tom Robinson Jan Lowery Molly Gray Marsha Fulford and Ginger Ingram. Past presidents will preside and a reception will follow. Cabaret remains the 100th anniversary production and is scheduled for tonight Saturday and Sunday with a matinee on Saturday.
The county plans a two month release for a new road atlas. Road names will be assigned by district council members, with public meetings to gather input. Unnamed roads get numeric labels if deadlines are missed. First print 1,250 copies, 500 to public safety services and fire districts, others to Public Works and state agencies, with remaining sold to the public at 15 dollars.
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