Salley Police Blotter Details Vandalism and Assault
A Salley man may face vandalism and littering charges after launching a Pepsi can from a Chevrolet window along Hollow Creek Road and striking a road sign. An assault and battery occurred in Salley near Walnut Street, with a beer buyer knocked down and attacked by two residents. A Wagoner burglary on Oklahoma Street saw TV VCR and jewelry stolen through an opened window. A Granville shooting near Gregg Street left one man unhurt after gunfire. Aiken residents reported theft of a GE refrigerator and washer dryer on Ranch Road with $150 damage. A Warrenville boy was charged with assault on a school bus after a disruption. An accidental shooting on McDaniel Sapp Court injured a bystander. A Cushman Drive domestic violence case involved an ex-boyfriend battering a woman with a liquor bottle. Updated 5/21/99.
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Salley
Hollow Creek
Walnut Street
Wagoner
Oklahoma Street
Graniteville
Gregg Street
Ranch Road
Warrenville
McDaniel Sapp
Aiken
Cushman Drive
Ruth Patrick honored for pioneering work in research
Ruth Patrick and Roger Milliken received the Charles A. Townes Award at a black tie event at the Carolina Coliseum hosted by the Governor's School for Science and Mathematics. Gov. Jim Hodges attended. the award honors standout contributions to science and mathematics education in South Carolina.
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South Carolina
Ruth Patrick
Carolina Coliseum
Jim Hodges
Townes
School For Science and Mathematics
GSSM
Milliken
Patrick
Carroll A. Campbell Jr
Charles W. Coker
John R. Carpenter
Doris R. Helms
Elizabeth M. Martin
Walter D. Smith
Fred Sheheen
Peggy Cain
Seniors enjoy Charleston trip to join regional crabbing contest
Aiken seniors from Smith-Hazel Recreation Center headed to Charleston for a fishing crabbing contest with peers from across the state. Ann Coleman of Aiken led with about 15 crabs, bus departed around 7 am with stops in Orangeburg and The Citadel Mall. The group praised for outfits, as May Senior Citizens Month activities continue, aided by local sponsors and Clemson intern Ineka Roberts.
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Charleston
Aiken
Smith-Hazel Recreation Center
Ann Coleman
Betty Gyles
Smith Hazel
Orangeburg
Citadel Mall
Smith-Hazel
Kennedy Middle School
Gyles Park
Jockey Lot
South
Anderson
Kimberly-Clark Awards Three Scholarships in Beech Island
Kimberly-Clark Corp adds to large scholarship aid for class of 1999. Three seniors received $20,000 each for recognizing KC’s Beech Island plant. The trio includes Charles Mahal of Augusta Preparatory Day School, son of Charles and Nina Mahal of North Augusta, and Nancy Maureen Neallous of Sil...
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Kimberly-Clark Corporation
K C
Beech Island
Charles ‘Mahal
Augusta
City loses credibility if annexation is denied
A May 20 letter to the editor from Blanche Parrish discusses Powderhouse Road development and local figure connections. It notes scholarships funded since 1993 for children of KC employees in the US and Canada, awarded by criteria including academics, tests, need, extracurriculars, essays, and recommendations.
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Blanche Parrish
Powderhouse Road
Ver Bluff High
John A. Neallous
Aiken
Viola B. Powell
Augusta
Jennifer Powell
South Aiken High
Robert Perry
Susan Powell
Canada
Wayne Sanders
Blood drives planned for Memorial Day weekend
The Midland Valley Chamber of Commerce and Shepeard's Aiken Community Blood Center announce a May 26 blood drive across three sites to restock supplies for the Memorial Day weekend. Locations include Air Products Langley 7 to 11 am, Midland Valley Shopping Center Clearwater 12 30 to 7 pm, and Napier Hardware Graniteville 2 to 7 pm. Donors must show photo ID. For details call 583-3030 or 643-7996.
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Shepeard
Aiken Community Blood Center
Aiken
CSRA
Midland Valley Chamber of Commerce
Air Products
Langley
Midland Valley
Clearwater
Napier Hardware
Graniteville
Midland Valley Chamber of ‘Commerce
Shepeard’s
Memorial Day Parade and Events Set for Aiken
Organizers outline Memorial Day celebration with a 1 p.m. wreath laying at Aiken County Veterans Memorial Park and a 3 p.m. parade. A Parris Island Marine Corps Band performs at 2 p.m. on Newberry Street before the parade, with a Bradley Fighting Vehicle display and a United Defense sponsor. Congressmen Graham to speak after the parade.
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Aiken County Veterans Memorial Park
Richland Avenue
Aiken County
Parris Island Marine Corps Band
Newberry Street
Moore to speak at Memorial Day service in Aiken area
Sen Tommy Moore of Clearwater will address the Memorial Day service at 11 a.m. May 31 at VFW Post 5877. The city color guard will participate and a luncheon by the post ladies auxiliary will follow. Post 5877 is off SC 19 between Aiken and New Ellenton.
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Tommy Moore
Clearwater
VFW
Post
Aiken
Ladies Auxiliary
VEW
S.C. 19
New Ellenton
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