Woman arraigned on drug charges after daughter reports cocaine use
A Beacon woman, Nancy O'Dell, 32, was arraigned on criminal possession of a hypodermic instrument and possession of a controlled substance after her 5-year-old daughter told a teacher she saw her mother use cocaine. The girl was placed in foster care and a $1,000 bond set. Beacon, about 60 miles north of New York City.
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Beacon
N.Y
Nancy O’dell
Beacon Town Court
Peter Miller
New York City
Boy Wins Case To Play With Girls In Volleyball
A Michigan hearing officer ruled the Traverse City School District violated anti discrimination laws by barring Jonathon Keenan from girls volleyball. The referee recommended $30,000 for mental and emotional distress and access for boys on girls teams or creation of boys teams. The Michigan Civil Rights Commission will review the decision next month.
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Traverse City
Mich
Diane Smith
Michigan Civil Rights Commission
Jonathon Keenan
Tim Keenan
Weekend Rain Risk Increases Ahead
Forecasts show a 20 percent chance of rain tonight with lowest near 60s. Saturday brings a 40 percent chance of showers and a high in the mid 70s as forecasters warn of a rainy weekend ahead.
Obituaries listing multiple deaths from the region
Death notices list George Bright Aiken Flournoy E Christie Maudia Marchant Lucie A Robinson Bonnie Sams Marie Smith Joseph Strelec Agnes Turner all reported with details on Page 4B in North Augusta Warrenville Graniteville Aiken Belvedere Anderson and related areas across South Carolina communities.
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George Bright
Aiken
Flournoy
E. Christie
North Augusta
Maudia Marchant
Warrenville
Lucie A. Robinson
Graniteville
Bonnie E. Sams
Anderson
Marie F. Smith
Joseph A. Strelec
Belvedere
Agnes J. Turner
Campbell Establishes His Transition Team
Campbell forms transition team soon after winning governor race. Dick Greer to lead. Warren Tompkins and Tim Brett to liaise with outgoing Gov. Riley. Campbell vows focus on economy, business climate, and no new tax increases, with stricter tax enforcement to boost revenue.
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Columbia
Carroll Campbell
Greenville
Dick Greer
GOP
Warren Tompkins
Tim Brett
Dick Riley
Mike Daniel
Campbell
Daniel
William Griffin
American Party
Millard Smith
Riley
Legislative Audit Council
Tax Commission
Owens-Corning to close Jackson plant in Tennessee
Owens-Corning Fiberglas announced the Jackson Tennessee plant will close and operations begin immediately with suspensions by February 1987. The Aiken facility will stay open while the company pursues recapitalization including a 1.5 billion loan and 300 million debt sale to focus on core cash generating units.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owens-Corning Fiberglas
Aiken
Oc-F
Jackson
Tenn
Owens Corning
CCF
Wickes Co
New York
William Hamilton
Toledo, Ohio
OCF
Huntingdon
Penn
Jackson, Tenn
Meridian
Miss
Central Ohio
Robert A
Bob) Hrubala
Toledo
Owens-Corning
Aerospace and
Strategic Materials
Star Wars Talks Block Nuclear Arms Negotiations in Vienna
U S Secretary of State George P Shultz and Soviet Foreign Minister Eduard A Shevardnadze ended two days of talks in Vienna with sharp disagreement over Star Wars and arms reductions. Shultz said there was little progress while Shevardnadze accused Washington of retreating from Reykjavik positions and vowed to present new proposals in Geneva.
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Vienna
Austria
U.S
George P. Shultz
Eduard A. Shevardnadze
Shevardnadze
Shultz
United
Schwechat
Moscow
Geneva
Deputy's Misprision Charges Dismissed in Aiken Theft Case
Aiken County deputy sheriff Harold Merriett sees misprision charges dropped after a preliminary hearing as insufficient probable cause. Meanwhile Jane Butler, 31, remains free on $500 bond on grand larceny charges for stealing up to $64,000 in cash money orders and checks from Chief Magistrate Max Meek's office. Solicitor Robert J. Harte plans to present Butler's case to the county grand jury in December.
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Aiken
Martin Sawyer
Harold E. Merriett
Merriett
Jane Butler
Merriott
Harte
Meek
Warner To Give Report On Sheriff Suit Status
Aiken County Council will hold a special meeting tonight at 7 p.m. to hear a press statement from its chair on litigation with the Sheriff's Department over separating operations at the communications center. Sheriff Carrol G. Heath filed civil action seeking to operate his department independently. The meeting is in the council chambers at 736 Rich Ave. W, Aiken.
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Warner
Aiken County Council
County Council
Sheriff’s Department
Carrol G. Heath
Council
En Council
Ri Ave
Aiken
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Abby
Aiken Owens-Corning
South Carolina
Iris
Reykjavik
Grand Jury
Sawyer
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