Operation Rhythm sting recovers vehicles and funds donations
Sting operation Operation Rhythm closed on November 2 leaving about 1500 dollars from unsold cans to be donated to the Southeastern Burn Foundation. The ADPS used 106730 dollars from two governor grants to stage the fencing operation and recovered 21 cars and trucks, three boats, two tractors, two motorcycles, a camper trailer, 12 guns and various items. The effort cleared 50 burglary and larceny cases in the city and county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Carrol Busbee
ADPS
Operation Rhythm
Chief Busbee
Southeastern Burn Foundation
Burke Fitzpatrick
Division of Public Safety Programs
Carroll A. Campbell Jr
Gloria Estefan
Tom Galardi
Operation
Rhythm
Busbee
Gulf crisis deepens as troops increase and calls for special session grow
The United States weighs adding 200000 more troops in the Persian Gulf atop 230000 already there while senators urge an emergency congressional session to debate policy. White House rejects the call saying there is no war. Pentagon plans amphibious drills in Saudi Arabia and mobilizes more Navy reservists. Retired Attorney General Ramsey Clark reports Iraq may release four hostages. Senator Lugar and others push for decisive national debate and unified action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bush
Persian Gulf
U.S
Congress
White House
Marlin Fitzwater
Senate
George Mitchell
D.maine
Sam Nunn
Georgia Democrat
Armed Services Committee
Richard Lugar
R-Ind
Foreign Relations Committee
Lugar
Ramsey Clark
Baghdad
Iraq
Pentagon
Saudi Arabia
Pete Williams
Campus research parks urged to fuel new ventures
A firm urges research parks near campuses to host new firms formed at unprecedented rates. It cites high quality design and amenities, commercial support services, and plans for a campus heliport to speed access to park sites.
County tax plea highlights agricultural assessment abuse
County taxpayers face bills above 1500 dollars after 300 dollar annual taxes. Chair Warner notes many elderly widows neglected farm records leading to higher assessments. In South Carolina heirs must reapply for agricultural classification and officials urge audits of properties along interstates to curb misuse. Council proposes closer scrutiny by the assessor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warner
South Carolina
W. Edward
Eddie) Butler
Kathy Rawls
Council
Misses and Large Size Coordinates and fleece wear sale
Entire stock of Misses and Large size coordinates by Koret Jantzen Leslie Fay Alfred Dunner Catalina and more Reg 30.00 to 108.00 Enjoy our special selection of fleece tops and pants by Players Club Reg 10.99 to 12.99
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Peile
London Fog
Alorna
More
Orig
Rafaella
S-M-L
Koret, Jantzen
Leslie Fay
Alfred Dunner
Catalina & More
Players Club
Ises
Michele
SMS Sport & Essential
Polly Flinders
Northern Isle
Maggy Boutique
Ann Tobias & More
Anne Klein
Hearne Isses
Buster Brown & Carters
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sting
Ginny Southworth
Aiken
Troy Nobles
Sandra Blackwood
Pat Silva
Gulf
Savannah River Research Campus
Katie Rich
T.V. Star
Leroy
Krosalee
Berrie Road
Taylorst
Mr. Bruce
The
Hair Connection
Hayne Ave
Aiken, S.C
Bukem
Belk- Aiken Mall
Pendleton
Junior
Red Camel
Adesso
Monet, Napier & Marvella
Fossil
L.A
Guess & Snatch
Peaches
N’ Cream
Shadowline
Vanity Fair
Barbizon
Levi & Lee
Elizabeth Carole
Dover & Cherokee
Ocean Pacific
Andhurst
Izod
Maryann
China
Playtex
Ball, Vanity Fair
Maidenform
Ican Express
MasterCard
VISA
Aiken- Augusta
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