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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1983
Page
11
The Chemical Society program discusses how chemical habits spread to youths with a national survey showing high school seniors using marijuana, stimulants, sedatives, cocaine, and hallucinogens. Experts outline four drug-use stages from experimentation to dependency and share experiences from students and ex users.
A federal appeals court overturned a verdict awarding damages to three people after a 1977 Intercoastal Waterway collision near Georgetown killed Charles Faust and injured two others. The panel ruled the Coast Guard had no mandatory duty to install or maintain navigational aids and that South Carolina immunity protected it from most claims. Dissenting judge argued immunity did not apply and cited prior warnings to improve signaling.
Lab tests will determine the identity of charred remains found in a burned automobile in Rutherford County North Carolina. Officials believe the body is Michael Ernest Haynes a 33 year old Lake Bowen man recently paroled on a federal conviction. The car was leased September 9 from a Spartanburg rental company and apparently doused with kerosene before being set afire. A few charred bones were found on the driver's side and ashes were sent to chemists at Chapel Hill for testing by the State Bureau of Investigation agents from Asheville.
Mrs Burriss chairs city events from Jack-O Lantern Jubilee to July 4 celebrations and directs church drama. She serves on the Aiken County Arts Council board, helps Vietnamese refugees, and dresses children for educational costumes. She recalls a 1921 Kentucky hill woman monologue work and a high school honor for contribution.
In Managua and across Nicaragua priests refused Mass on All Souls Day to protest perceived persecution by the Sandinista government. Some churches closed while others opened in Matagalpa where Masses continued. The bishops urged peaceful protest as new government measures draw criticism.
The county accepted an emergency bid for a 10 foot security fence around the jail complex. Construction with barbed wire should finish next week. Sheriff Gunnells said he was surprised by full funding approval and noted Officials warned the jail could close without action. Department officials said they were satisfied with the council's decision.
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