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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 08, 1985

Page

13

Froogle’s and Piggly Wiggly exit Aiken scene

Froogle’s has closed its doors per an Octagon Capital Group spokesman based in Dayton Ohio. Piggly Wiggly at Kalmia Plaza will shut on Sunday and consolidate with the York Street Piggly Wiggly. Owner Julson Fulmer could not be reached for comment.

Froogle’s Kalmia Plaza Piggly Wiggly Ocatagon Capital Group Dayton Ohio Frank Fulmer Fulmer York Street

Midland Valley to Rename Stadium in Honor of Local Resident

Graniteville Aiken County High School hosts North Augusta in Region 3-AAAA tonight with a stadium dedication ceremony naming the Midland Valley football stadium after a noted local resident. The game kicks off at 8 p.m. local time.

Graniteville Midland Valley Aiken County

Two Belvedere Girls Reported Missing

Belvedere authorities hunt for 15 year old Amy Corley and 14 year old Dawn Bruck missing since Tuesday afternoon after leaving North Augusta High School. Corley, 5 feet 8 inches, 120 pounds with blue eyes and blonde hair. Bruck, brown eyes, brunette, 5 feet 3 inches, about 115 pounds.

Belvedere Aiken County

Safe burglary at Cravens Auto Salvage in North Augusta

A North Augusta burglary took a safe containing 79000 dollars in cash and certificates of deposit from Cravens Auto Salvage on Tuesday night. The door was forced open to enter the office and no arrests have been made.

North Augusta Aiken County Sheriff's Department Cravens Auto Salvage

J M Huber Plant Honored By DOE Energy Award

J M Huber Corp Langley and J H Carr and Associates Columbia win National Awards Program for Energy Innovation for their Aiken County land fill gas project. DOE secretary Herrington and Donna Fitzpatrick presented the awards in Washington DC.

J.M. Huber Corp Langley J.H. Carr & Associates Columbia Aiken County Washington, D.C Department of Energy John S. Herrington Donna Fitzpatrick South Carolina

Derrick to Address Dayco Corp Management Club Tonight

Rep. Butler Derrick of South Carolina will speak to Dayco Corp Williston plant managers at a 7 30 p m meeting at Houndslake Country Club. The address aims to discuss company issues and policy perspectives.

Butler Derrick D-S.c Dayco Corp Williston Plant Houndslake Country Club

South Aiken Coach Breaks With Former Mentor Eddie Buck

South Aiken coach John Wagoner says he will no longer follow Eddie Buck after a 50-0 loss to C.A. Johnson. Larry Nelson joked about an Eddie Buck quotation, noting the quip while discussing team speed and coaching.

South Aiken John Wagoner Aiken Eddie Buck C.A. Johnson Wagoner Larry Nelson

Municipalities and Counties Urged to Strengthen Planning Liability

Dwight H. Merriam spoke on land use liability at Rye Patch briefing for Aiken and North Augusta leaders. He urged keeping complete records, writing all correspondence, reviewing land use ordinances, and adopting manuals and professional help to reduce civil rights liability under the Civil Rights Act.

Dwight H. Merriam Rye Patch Aiken North Augusta City of Aiken Charles B. Martin W. Scott Barnes Carroll Warner Mim Woodring Aiken County Merriam

Textile Association urges tips on fake Made in USA labels

The South Carolina Textile Manufacturers' Association urged the public to report label swapping to federal authorities. A $2,500 state reward and a 25 percent share of net value recovered up to 250000 were offered for convictions. informants may remain anonymous.

Textile Association Jerry Beasley South Carolina Textile Manufacturers’ Association Beasley State Association US Customs Department USA U.S Vinton Lide Upstate Roger Milliken Carolinas Spain

Du Pont Suit Moves Toward Filing After Local Meeting

About 100 Du Pont employees and others packed the South Aiken High School auditorium to hear James Bell of Bell & Perry discuss a potential nationwide suit over Du Pont early retirement policy. Bell said 250 locals had signed on with expectations near 300, with Savannah River Plant workers largely excluded. The suit targets alleged unequal treatment, with formal EEOC notification due by November 13.

South Aikien High School James Bell Columbia du Pont Bell Bell & Perry Savannah River Andrea Fletcher Fletcher Missouri Equal Employment Opportunity Commission Greenville

Moyer Pleads Guilty to Voluntary Manslaughter in Husband's Death

Betty Joan Moyer pleaded guilty to voluntary manslaughter in the February shooting death of her husband in Aiken County. She faced a murder charge after authorities declined to indict on that count. The defense cited years of abuse and battered woman syndrome as factors in the case.

Betty Joan Moyer

State cancels nine two year programs suspend seventeen

South Carolina technical colleges report nine associate degree programs canceled and 17 placed on suspension for failing to meet standards. Of 296 programs in 1954, 207 were in good standing and 16 on probation. Names include textile management civil and general engineering at Greenville, nuclear at Denmark, industrial management at Florence-Darlington, and various techs across Midlands Spartanburg Tri County and Trident.

Columbia South Carolina Technical Colleges State Commission On Higher Education Frank Kinard Commission For Academic Affairs Greenville Technical College Tri-County Denmark Tec Florence-Darlington University of South Carolina Union Chester-Marlboro Technical College Midlands Tec Spartanburg Tec Tri-County Tec Chesterfield-Marlboro Denmark Greenville Orangeburg- Calhoun Spartanburg Beaufort Midlands Sumter Tri- County

USC Wins Right to Doctorate in Engineering

The South Carolina Commission on Higher Education voted 11 to 2 to allow the University of South Carolina to offer a doctorate in electrical and computer engineering, reversing a previous decision that restricted the degree to Clemson University. Clemson had emphasized science and technology, while USC focused on business, law, education, and the liberal arts.

Columbia State Commission On Higher Education Clemson University University of South Carolina Clemson USC

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J.M. Huber DOE Derrick John Beasley S.C. Textile Manufacturers Association Travis Medlock Hardy Poole The American Textile Manufacturer’s Institute Moyer Fran Chapman Williamsburg Trident Technical College
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