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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1986
Page
13
The Area 3 Council convenes at 6 p.m. in the Area 3 office board room on U S 1 Langley. The Area 5 Council meets at 7 p.m. in the library of New Ellenton Middle School.
The North Augusta Planning Commission will meet tomorrow at 5 30 p m to consider a preliminary plat amendment for Jersey Street Partners adding six lots to Woodlawn Place Subdivision bringing total to 44 lots on 13 66 acres with an average lot size of 11 475 square feet A Hammond Cove Subdivision preliminary plat for a 5 1 acre tract off Medie Avenue in an R l zone will also be discussed.
Law enforcement reports detail three burglaries. A Brown Lane address in Aiken suffered a late night entry via unlocked door with a $700 RCA 25 inch color TV stolen. A second Aiken home on Route 6 remained locked. a $1,560 Curtis Mathes VCR was taken. An unrelated Montmorenci break in saw a den window broken and thefts totaling $1,550 in electronics and coins.
The Planning Commission will review a proposed amendment to the Development Standards Ordinance at its regular meeting tomorrow night at 8. New business includes two variance requests. The meeting is in the County Council chambers at 736 Richland Ave. W., Aiken.
The Aiken County Republican Party will meet Thursday at 7 30 p m at the County Council Building 736 Richland Ave. All poll workers poll managers area candidates and the public are urged to attend Topics include improving ballot counting computer operations and polling place issues The Department of Social Services Board Meeting for today has been rescheduled for Nov 26.
The Aiken Standard reports Shantrell Renee King’s birth parents were correctly listed in yesterday’s Births column per the Hospital Auxiliary of HCA Aiken Regional Medical Centers. Wallace Corley denies paternity of the baby.
A Columbia dentist qualified as an expert testified that patient charts for Dr. H Allan Schifferli show no basis for prescribing strong narcotics. The 257 count indictment accuses illegal dispensing as the trial proceeds with defense presenting doctors on pain management and individual patient factors. The proceedings resume with defense actions and anticipated testimony from Morris Rudnick.
A community meeting on Thursday, Nov 20 at 7 p.m. at the H Odell Weeks Center will discuss annexation in Area Five Southeast Aiken. The largely residential area includes schools Sou Aiken High Kennedy Middle Millbrook Elementary and several large subdivisions with varied service costs and potential benefits.
In his first meeting since taking office, District 8 councilmember Willar Hightower Jr. was sworn in as Marion Holston's replacement. Council chair Carrol H. Warner warned a potential $500,000 year end shortfall with a 4 mill deficit and possible $120,000 cut in state shared revenues. An audit is slated for January, with aims to have it ready by December. several measures were tabled pending the report.
Graniteville scene where 14 year old Anthony Gayle Cribb of Seneca Avenue died after a motorcycle crash with a car at Gregg Avenue and Derby Lane. His 16 year old brother Nicki was treated and released after the collision. Highway Patrol investigates with no charges yet filed.
Planning and Zoning Commission approved development plans for a 56 unit Heritage Inn Motel on Whiskey Road and adjustments to Hitchcock Plaza at Pine Log and Silver Bluff. The 44 acre shopping center would include Kroger and K Mart while Springtree Villas plans for 128 condominiums on one lot were approved.
Sen. Jesse Helms dismissed a KRON-TV report linking him and Sen. Strom Thurmond to an alleged 1975 plot to topple Portugal. Helms called the charges laughable and noted Thurmond’s irritation. The report claimed a shared aide, Victor Fediay, sought French extremists to stir Azorean unrest.
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