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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1996

Page

13

Beck Chosen To Fill Huff House Seat As Expected

North Augusta councilman T Scott Beck won a 303 to 36 victory over Sheran Proctor in the North Augusta Belvedere district, taking the District 83 House seat for the remaining months of the term after Tom Huff resignations. Beck will face Proctor again in the June 11 Republican primary for the full two year seat with no declared Democratic or Libertarian opposition.

North Augusta T. ‘Scott Beck Beck Sheran Proctor North Augusta- Belvedere Edgefield Tom Huff State Court of Appeals Proctor

Aiken Native to Carry Olympic Torch in Texas Louisiana Run

MICKEY TEAGUE, son of Mr and Mrs Wade Teague and 1971 Aiken High School graduate, will carry the Olympic torch tonight at 7 87 EST. He rides a bicycle from Orange Texas toward the Lake Charles bridge on the Louisiana border, aiming to finish in about an hour and a half and hand off the flame at sunset.

Aiken Atlanta Mickey Teague Wade ‘Teague Aiken High School Orange Texas Lake Charles Louisiana Teague

Correction on law enforcement honor misidentification

In Tuesday's edition two officers honored last week by the American Society for Industrial Security were misidentified. The two were George Shaw of the North Augusta Department of Public Safety and Lt. Steve Lark of Wackenut Services Inc. The Aiken Standard regrets the error.

American Society For Industrial Security George Shaw North Augusta Department of Public Safety Steve Lark Wackenut Services, Inc Aiken Standard

Police Blotter: Theft and Vandalism Reported Across City

A water pump was stolen from Edgefield Highway yards between Friday and Monday, with the pump sawn off and valued at 200 dollars. A goat was slaughtered on Edgefield Highway property this week, value 75 dollars. A tool shed on Parker Drive Clearwater was broken into on Monday, 300 dollars worth of tools stolen. A handgun missing after a Stop N Shop stop on Jefferson Davis Highway and Duncan Road, owner unsure when or where it vanished.

Edgefield Highway Parker Drive Clearwater N-Shop Jefferson Davis Highway Duncan Road

Paraders Plan Global March for Jesus in Aiken

Hundreds of marchers in downtown Aiken will join the Global March for Jesus on Saturday morning with a day of worship and praise. The event runs from 10 a.m. at Second Baptist Church to Laurens Street and Park Avenue, ending at the courthouse with a Way Radio music broadcast. Organizers expect 900 to 1,000 participants in Aiken, part of 18 South Carolina sites and a worldwide total in the millions.

Bill Bengtson Aiken North Africa East Asia China Second Baptist Church Hampton Avenue Laurens Street Park Ave Nue Conciae Aiken County WAY Radio Andrea Bodnar South Carolina United States God Ginny Trinity Lutheran Homes Evangelical Lutheran Church In America Barnwell Avenue S.C. Synod of

EMS Train EMS Techs On Stroke Detection Tapping New Tech

Dr Robert Frank of the University School of Medicine led in service training for Aiken County EMS crews on recognizing stroke signs and the importance of rapid medical response. He stressed that knowing symptoms and seeking immediate care can lessen long term disability, with stroke as a major adult health burden.

S.L Spooner Robert Frank University ‘School of Medicine Aiken County Frank Dr. Frank

Community safety demos and health screenings at Aiken Mall

Displays and demonstrations travel to Aiken Mall offering safety tapes and rides with Vince land Larry and Andy the ambulance. CSRA and Rural Metro Ambulance plan blood pressure screenings at the Aiken area and Medicine Shoppe Pharmacy. Clowns that Care promote seatbelt and fire safety at J D Elementary School. Stroke symptom awareness and emergency guidance emphasized by local EMS leaders.

Aiken Mall Vince Land Larry Andy CSRA Palmetto Ambulance Service Aiken Council On Aging Morgan Street Metro Ambu Lance Service J.D Columbia Road N Rural Metro Ambulance Aiken and Barnwell Medicine Shoppe Pharmacy Richland Avenue Metro Ambulance Aiken Barnwell Medicine Shoppe

Youth Blast 96 launches summer youth series in Jackson

Friday begins a summer long set of activities for area youth sponsored by the Aiken County Area 5 School Support Committee. Martial arts expert Mike Crain will headline at 6 30 p m in Jackson Middle School Gymnasium with assemblies at Redcliffe Elementary and Jackson Middle. Crain a 30 year karate and kung fu veteran is undefeated in recent international bouts and uses his show to promote education fitness and drug abstinence while sharing his gospel.

Roddie Burris Jackson Aiken County Jackson Middle School S.C. 125 Jackson Redcliffe Jackson Middle Crain Hee

Remembering the Leavelle McCampbell Class of 1955 Reunion Tragedy

Ron Hudson and Joan Hudson of the Leavelle McCampbell High School Class of 1955, planned a May reunion with a piano band and postcard invitations. A fatal plane crash just before the event cut short the celebration and led to a memorial service at St. Johns Methodist Church in Graniteville.

Helen Wood Ronald Joan Hudson Ron Leavelle McCampbell Ron Hudson Joan Hudson St. John's Methodist Church Graniteville

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