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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1998
Page
6
The State Department of Transportation will temporarily close Davis Bridge on Veterans Road two miles south of S C 4 for about six days to replace decayed bridge pilings on the 140 foot structure.
Police blotter details thefts from homes on Newbridge Road and Dogwood Road, including broken back doors, electronics, jewelry, a VCR and TV. An ATM card theft on Chardonnay Lane on October 20 led to 1497 dollars withdrawn. Vehicle thefts on Dixie Clay Road and Lombardy Street. a pistol stolen from a glove box on Redys Branch Road. Some homes showed no forced entry.
The correction states that Dennis Hughes owns One Metaphysical, not Dave Hughes, and the Aiken Standard apologizes for the Friday error.
KC Productions adds two Telly Awards to its shelf. Kay-Lynn Christon-Czarnecki notes that the company did all work in house from storyboards to music. The silver for Bike Boy at Georgia Technical Institute and bronze for Celebrating Life Picnic at St. Joseph Hospital highlight local film-making prowess.
At Sure North Augusta annual Jack O Lantern Jubilee families enjoy rides, games, and crafts. Local crafters line Georgia Avenue selling handmade ornaments and dolls while stressing business contacts over quick profits. Linda Pitts says crafts serve as stress relief and stress relief and orders for later gift season.
Aiken Department of Public Safety seeks a black male 20 to 30, 5 11 and 140 to 190 pounds who palmed twenties in two similar scams. The latest involved a Subway on Silver Bluff Road where two customers were present. Detective Hall urges clerks to count change aloud and asks for tips at 642 7684.
The Aiken Junior Woman's Club and Sand River Woman's Club team as shipmates for Anchors Aweigh, the 19th annual community benefit auction on Saturday November 14 at Woodside Plantation Country Club. A silent auction starts 7 pm with live bidding at 9 pm. Tickets are 50 dollars per person, dinner and cocktails included, with reservations due by Friday November 6.
A political tract urges voters to reject video poker and gambling profits in South Carolina on Election Day. It accuses industry backers of lies, attacks on the governor, and misusing party symbols while claiming to defend schools and jobs.
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