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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 22, 1998

Page

6

Police blotter outlines thefts and minor crimes in area

An elderly woman reports an acquaintance stole over 6000 from her account between Oct 4 and Nov 18. Local crimes include two dogs shot on Windsor Road, juveniles damaging a truck on Chime Bell Church Road, vandalism at Seminole Street, thefts of tools, a tennis bracelet, computers, and a PlayStation. A student was arrested for marijuana possession after a sack found in a sock. Two 14 and 15 year olds fought at Schofield Middle School.

Sheriff's Deputies Windsor Road Chime Bell Church Road Seminole Street Woodward Drive Parkes Place Clearwater Windy Mill Drive North Augusta GMT Inc Banks Mill Road Buck Board Road Wagoner Nintendo Aiken County Mullis Street Aiken South Aiken High School Aiken Department of Public Safety Schofield Middle School

Beaver Creek Pee Dee Native tale retold by Jessica Hunni Cutt

Jessica Hunni Cutt of the Beaver Creek Pee Dee Native American tribe based in Salley humorously retells traditional stories in a monthly newsletter. The latest tale features a warrior who borrows the talking stick from the chief, gives it to a talkative woman, and later returns it after their marriage, with a playful quip about not getting a word in edgewise.

Jessica Hunnicutt Beaver Creek Pee Dee Salley

Santa Arrives At Burnettown Christmas In The Park

Santa Claus arrived with the Grinch in a town truck bucket to Burnettown's Sassafras Park for the first Christmas in the Park event. About 300 attendees enjoyed a tree lighting, carols by Midland Valley Nazarene Children's Choir, and music from Kicks 99 as families lined up for photos and Santa's lap while children shared wish lists for bikes, a go cart, and toys. Mayor Hector Rodriguez hopes the event becomes annual due to its strong turnout.

Burnettown Santa Sassafras Park Santa Claus Southland Express Midland Valley Nazarene Kicks 99 Clark Kelly Schrock Gloverville Jenny Schrock Marissa McClain Telle Tubbie Lala Aslyn Romeo Bath Steve Proctor Aiken Teri Hector Rodriguez

Winter Festival brings music and gifts to Graniteville

Five year old Brandon Meyer enjoyed games and free food at the Graniteville Vaucluse Warrenville Fire Department Winter Festival. The event featured Shiloh and Elvis impersonator Brian Randall in an open field near Leavelle McCampbell Middle School, with about 1000 attendees. Volunteers distributed smoke detectors, Thanksgiving turkeys, and sponsor gifts while Aiken County deputies fingerprinted children for safety records.

Brandon Meyer Graniteville-Vaucluse-Warrenville Shiloh Augusta Elvis Brian Randall Leavelle McCampbell Graniteville GWW Fire Department Kroger Colonial Bread Bridgestone Firestone Community Services Star Lodge 99 Napier Funeral Home Aiken Coca Cola Aiken County Sheriff's Deputies

Tuna Christmas opens at Aiken Community Playhouse

Adults will enjoy Tuna Christmas a comedy set in Tuna Texas starring Thurmond Whatley and Drew Davis. The 24 hour countdown to Christmas features a chaotic theater production a yard decorating contest and quirky locals with double entendres. Performances run November 27 28 and December 4 5 at 8 pm with a 3 pm matinee November 29. Tickets 4 5 7 8 with a food drive for Golden Harvest Food Bank entitling donors to a raffle chance.

Texas Aiken Community Playhouse Thurmond Whatley Drew Davis Tuna OKKK Bertha Bumiller Didi Snavely ACP Golden Harvest Food Bank

Substation Breaks Ground Aims to Cut Fire Response Time

New Ellenton firefighters broke ground on a 40 by 50 foot substation on Highway 19 near the commercial center beside The 19th Hole driving range. When finished, it will house two firetrucks and reduce response times in the Talatha Church Road area. foundation soon, building by December, station operational by early January.

19Th Hole Talatha Church Road

New Ellenton Opens First Planned Substation

The ceremony marked the first of several planned substations funded from the annual fire department budget. City Councilmen Bobby Rinder and Vernon Dunbar attended, joined by Aiken County Councilwoman Susan Geddings, as officials voiced long‑awaited progress on the project.

Key Fire Department New Ellenton City Bobby Rinder Vernon Dunbar Aiken County Susan Geddings

Salley updates town on water system and Civic Center

Town Council notes ongoing water system project with periodic updates. At Civic Center Mayor Salley reported the gym now has central heating, the first in the building. A Govan donation of Christmas lights was acknowledged and a citizen was approved for the set-off debt program, with collection tied to income tax refunds.

Govan Salley

The Den Denouement of Saddam and Shadows

The narrator recalls a 1950s memory with a new dog Lightnin and a morning news scene featuring secretary of defense William Cohen promising the U S will stop games with Saddam Hussein. The piece hints at political tension and a looming decisive stance in national security.

Lightnin William Cohen Cohen U.S Saddam Hussein Willie the Conqueror

Langley rails at Clinton policies amid billboards and bingo

Carl Langley criticizes the Clinton administration and Saddam Hussein in a scathing column. He notes a Graniteville roadside billboard now condemning Video Entertainment regulation and attacks video gambling, a target linked to Fred Collins.

Columbia Fred Collins Fred

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