Aiken County Official Donates to Oakwood Windsor Carnival
Fay S Hatcher Republican councilwoman gave a 500 commitment from her contingency fund for air conditioning at Oakwood Windsor Elementary School during Fridays Halloween carnival where she served as a judge. Carrol H Warner and Rep Charles R Sharpe also judged. The Saddlery and Supply grand opening is postponed to the week of Nov 17 with limited capacity and stock.
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Aiken County
Fay S. Hatcher
Oakwood Windsor
Aiken Saddlery
East Pine Log Road
Charles A. Herrick
Air Force Band To Give Free USC Aiken Concert
The United States Air Force Reserve Concert Band will perform at USC Aiken on Wednesday November 12. The 38 piece ensemble opens at 7 pm with the Highlanders Pipe Band, doors at 6 45 pm, free seats require tickets via Etherredge Center box office or SASE to USC Aiken Aiken SC 29801. The band has a history of performances for presidents and celebrities and travels over 10 000 miles yearly.
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United States Air Force Reserve
USC Aiken
Highlanders Pipe Band
Etherredge Center
University Parkway
Aiken
S.C
Congress
United States
Bob Hope
Raymond Burr
Alfred Reed
University of Miami School of Music
Boy hunter and fashion clash in Pulaski County tale
Richard Newman, 14, hunted on his uncle's farm in Pulaski County Georgia and claimed an eight point buck. Lions Smith told the Kiwanis Club that wearing two clothing patterns is acceptable if visually appealing, while a husband and wife disagreed on taste.
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Richard Newman
Ron Newman
Pulaski County
Lionel Smith
Kiwanis Club
Aiken Standard corrects school program and degree errors
The correction notes New Ellenton Middle School is the county’s first to establish a Just Say No program. It clarifies Aiken Technical College does not offer AS or AA degrees but is fully accredited for nine associate degree programs, all of which are N/A programs.
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Aiken
New Ellenton Middle School
Aiken Technical College
ATC
Second Annexation Meeting Set Tomorrow in Aiken
A public meeting will be held at 7 p.m. at the Smith-Hazel Recreation Center to discuss annexation of North Aiken Pinecrest and Washington areas. Area Three has about 500 residents, 90 percent black, with partial sewer and water access and potential city benefits and costs outlined by a city study.
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National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Smith- Hazel Recreation Center
Kershaw Street
North Aiken
Pinecrest
Washington
Smith-Hazel
Area Three
Washington-Pinecrest
Aiken
Man receives 40 year sentence in sex crime case
Dean F. Smith 20 of North Augusta pled guilty but mentally ill to first degree burglary and assault with intent to commit criminal sexual conduct in Aiken County General Sessions Court. He was given 25 years for the sexual offense and 15 years for burglary, with police reciting a taped account of the crime and the victim urging punishment.
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Aiken County
Dean F. Smith
North Augusta
Smith
Everett Kugler
Jury To Decide Rape Case Today In Aiken County
Aiken County jurors were to decide if Ronnie Blocker 26 is guilty of attempting to rape a 19 year old Aiken woman. Closing arguments and the judge's charge were scheduled this morning as the trial unfolds with Blocker charged by prosecuting and defended by assistant public defender Robe rt Mills.
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Aiken County
Aiken
Ronnie Blocker
Augusta
Blocker
Ms. Lynn
Robert J. Harte
Robert Mills
Lost Blood Sample Changes Homicide Plea In South Carolina
In Aiken County, Glenn W. Johnson pleaded guilty to reckless homicide after a blood test was lost at the State Law Enforcement Division. Johnson, 27, of Wagoner, was sentenced to three years by Judge Marion H. Kinon for a wreck on Sept. 9 that killed his friend Robert Lee Jordan on S.C. 302 near Wagener.
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State Law Enforcement Division
Aiken County
Glenn W. Johnson
Wagoner
Marion H. Kinon
Johnson
Robert Lee Jordan
Lifebird
Augusta
S.C
Wagener
Jordan
Robert J. Harte
John W
Bill) Weeks
Lewis Grizzard in Recital for Local Charities
Not enough readable details exist to confirm a full event. The fragment suggests writer Lewis Grizzard connected to a local charity effort, but lacks clear date location or organization.
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