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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 17, 1998

Page

6

New Ellenton Council to Hold Regular Meeting Monday

The New Ellenton City Council will meet at 7 p.m. in City Hall Council Chambers on Main Street. For more information call 652 2214.

New Ellenton City Hall Council Main Street

Police blotter notes multiple local incidents in Aiken County

A teacher at Leavelle McCampbell Middle School reported two students for threatening remarks. A threatening letter to a North Augusta resident, postmarked Fayetteville NC, arrived in her maiden name. A Beech Island man attempted to pay with a $50, then $100 bill, stealing $50 from the clerk. A burglar left behind beer and a burn mark after a boy hid in Griffin Road mobile home. CDs stolen from Bryant Avenue, Belvedere. A man found in a mayoral town truck’s passenger seat. radar detector and handgun missing. Residence on Green Road lost two televisions. A 1996 Dodge van stolen from Tri-Development Center. Roses Run car break-in yielded 20 CDs. hood damage and transmission left in park. A motor home at Kelly’s Paint and Body Shop lost a 12‑volt TV and VCR. (Updated 5/16/98).

Leavelle McCampbell Graniteville Aiken County Williston Road Beech Island Griffin Road Bryant Avenue Belvedere Mayor Town Tavern Green Road Tri-Development Center Roses Run Kelly’s Paint and Body Shop York Avenue

Mayor Cavanaugh Sings Along with Licensed Practical Nurses

At the 29th annual State Convention of the South Carolina Federation of Licensed Practical Nurses Mayor Fred Cavanaugh faced an unusual request. He asked LPN Richard Parks if he could avoid singing solo but joined the group to sing the hymn with Aiken Regional Medical Center nurses.

Fred Cavanaugh LPN South Carolina Federation of Licensed Practical Nurses Aiken Richard Parks

Disaster teams test readiness at school bus drill

A Beech Island drill staged a tractor trailer crash into a bus at Redcliffe Elementary. Local rescue and fire departments SAS Haz Mat and emergency officials led 18 simulated injuries, with volunteers acting as victims and a make shift hospital set up on site.

Beech Island Savannah River Redcliffe SAS Haz-Mat SRS Jackson Ms. Clarke

March for Jesus Unites Christians Across Nations

Christians from many denominations plan a May 30 march starting at 8:30 a.m. at H. Odell Weeks Activities Center and proceeding to the Wal-Mart lot for a parade ending at Weeks Center. A later Concert of Prayer follows, with a May 23 Praise Rally at New Covenant Praise Church for early participants.

Jesus H. Odell Weeks Wal-Mart New Covenant Praise Church

Dancing delights foster seniors at Aiken Mall celebration

Dozens of senior citizens joined a Foster Grandparents gathering at the Aiken Mall for Older Americans Month. Toni Brunson says volunteers mentor at risk children in Aiken and Barnwell counties while the Ken Dukes Band provided Big Band tunes and health screenings were offered to attendees.

Aiken Barnwell Toni Brunson Ken Dukes Ms. Brunson

City seeks new marketing contractor for Aiken

The City of Aiken plans to hire a new marketing firm after voting to terminate its contract with Edens and Avant which expired in February. The Columbia firm, hired in 1997 to market Verenes Industrial Park, showed limited results with only one sale initiated by an owner rather than marketing efforts. The Aiken Corporation and officials cited performance and overlap concerns. Interviews for new firms will begin soon.

Aiken Aiken Corporation Edens and Avant Columbia Real Estate Verenes The Columbia Company

Populism and primaries shape June 9 ballots

A columnist critiques the June 9 Democratic and Republican primaries in Columbia. They question a proposed state run lottery for schools and a vehicle sales tax repeal, recalling past lobbying efforts and warning of tax-revenue shifts and road funding impacts. They frame the issue as populist manipulation.

Columbia Tion Ryan Shealy Ryan

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By Sharon Taylor Aiken County Emergency Preparedness Office Lynn Clarke Aiken High Schofield Middle South Aiken High Don’s Wrecker Service A.m Ginny Southworth By Thomas Smith By Bill Bengtson George Butler City Aiken Chamber of Commerce Virginia Hill and Dale Langley Carl Langley
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