Two sexual assault reports from holiday weekend in Aiken County
The Aiken County Sheriff’s Department reports two alleged assaults during the holiday weekend. A 39-year-old Jackson man, an inmate at the Aiken County Detention Center, says the assault occurred as he was released between May 16 and May 23. A 28-year-old Aiken woman says she was assaulted Friday near Montmorenci while riding with a man en route to a bingo parlor. Both cases are under investigation with no arrests yet.
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Aiken County
Truck Stolen From Kimberly-Clark Parking Lot
A 1985 Chevrolet C-10 pickup valued at 11 500 was taken from the Kimberly-Clark lot in Beech Island. The theft was noticed at 7 30 a m with no keys left in the vehicle. Two county committees and a budget session test council focus tonight as W Scott Barnes reviews the 1987 88 fiscal expenditure.
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Beech Island
Kimberly-Clark
Aiken County
W.scott Barnes
Edgefield Budget To Get Third Reading
Edgefield County Council prepares for a third reading of the 1987-1988 budget at a 7 pm special meeting in the Edgefield County Courthouse.
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Edgefield
Edgefield County
School Board To Meet Tonight
The Aiken County Board of Education will meet at 7 tonight at South Aiken High School. Agenda includes 1987-88 testing schedule, lease to purchase for word processing equipment, second readings of class ranking revisions, payday schedule revisions, and Codes of Student Conduct revisions. Also to honor academic achievement award winners and retirees.
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Aiken
PSA To Consider Budget Tomorrow
The Aiken County Public Service Authority meets Wednesday night to fine tune a proposed $3.6 million budget. The meeting begins at 5 30 p m at the Horse Creek Wastewater Treatment Plant. The budget includes a 19 cent per 1 000 gallons charge for current customers an 8 percent employee salary increase and increases in replacement and renewal funds.
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Aiken County Public Service Authority
Horse Creek
Aiken Native Smuggler Couple Rescues Puppy in Transit
An Aiken County native and her husband now in Atlanta found a mangy tick-ridden puppy at a county dump and began smuggling it into their Atlanta condo until a home can be found, according to Evelyn Koon, the Stephenses’ grandmother.
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Aiken
Chuck
Michelle Stephens
Atlanta
Aiken County
Stephenses
Evelyn Koon
Derrick Speaks At Memorial Day Service
Rep. Butler C. Derrick of South Carolina addressed a Memorial Day gathering at Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 5877, recalling World War II family service, the origins of Memorial Day, and honoring fallen veterans including recent Stark tragedy. He praised veteran benefits bills and the near unanimous House approval. wreaths were laid, a salute fired, Taps played, and a benediction followed.
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Butler C. Derrick
D-S.c
United States
Derrick
The
Green Berets
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Derrrick
House
Rep
Aiken City Budget Wins First Reading For 1987 88
The Aiken City Council approved first reading of the $14 million 1987 88 budget with funds set aside for repairs equipment and major capital projects including the Municipal Building The tax levy remains 112 mills for the fourth year in a row with eight percent increase in mill value boosting city revenues The council also approved budgeting amendments for Revenue Sharing funds and utility rate adjustments including a PSA induced rise for water and fire protection fees and smaller increases for property taxes
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Aiken
First Reading
Roland H. Windham
Hitchcock Plaza
Windham
Pine Log Road
Public Service Authority
PSA
City Gives First Approval To Dibble Rezoning
The Aiken City Council gave first reading approval to rezone 16 acres between Dibble Road and the Southern Railway Line east of Rhone Drive from R-1 to R-1E to allow more horses per acre. Residents opposed at the May 12 Planning Commission meeting. second reading and public hearing set for June 8.
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Dibble
Dibble Road
Aiken
Southern Railway
Rhone Drive
Ridge Spring Legion To Hold Flag Disposal Ceremony
Ridge Spring American Legion Post 133 will burn old flags in a Memorial Day ceremony at 8 p.m. in the Sigrid N Ceips Memorial Gardens. The event features about 10 US flags and 1 2 state flags to be presented with histories recited. a National Guard color guard and bugler will participate.
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Ridge Spring
American Legion
American Legion Post No. 133
Sigrid N. Ceips
John Burger
Wisconsin
Michigan
Lake Murray
The
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Burger
S.C. National Guard 122Nd Engineers
Saluda
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