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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 27, 1998

Page

11

Police blotter reports multiple thefts and a vandalism incident

Beech Island main fire department and a substation were burglarized on Monday night with a copy machine adding machine TV scanners and a Scott Air Pack stolen. A cabin on Hamilton Branch Road was burglarized on Nov 19 with a gun VCR and other items taken. A stolen GMC pickup was found off Williston Road with bedliner missing. A sign on Mt. Pleasant Road in Ridge Spring was vandalized. A black 10 speed bike was found off Outing Club Road and turned over to the sheriff. Over $3,000 in tools were stolen from a Vaucluse Road business. An Aiken Public Safety officer was assaulted at Kent’s Korner on York Street on Thanksgiving Day. suspect charged after resisting arrest. Updated 11/27/9.

Beech Island Sand Bar Ferry Goodman Road Jackson Leon Henderson Scott Hamilton Branch Williston Road Richmond County Mt. Pleasant Road Ridge Spring Outing Club Road Graniteville Sheriff’ Office Vaucluse Road Hahn Village Aiken Department of Public Safety Kent Korner York Street J.G. Boynton Boynton

Correction notice on Tellabration phone number error

Tuesday edition corrects phone number for storyteller Gail Wilkins to 648 1549 after an incorrect listing appeared. The Aiken Standard regrets the error.

Gail Wilkins

Aiken visit prompts Clemson Carolina ticket joke

David Tompkins of the South Carolina Department of Agriculture visited Aiken for Farm City Week activities and later travelled to Augusta for a radio interview. He joked that a broken in car left four more Clemson Carolina tickets on the dashboard, adding a note on the season.

David Tompkins S.C. Department of Agriculture Aiken Augusta

A Holly Day in Aiken Festivities Start Today

Holiday season events spark in downtown Aiken with a 5 30 procession from The Alley to the children’s tree at Barnwell and Laurens. Mayor Cavanaugh reads The Night Before Christmas as art students light the tree and Santa attends.

Aiken Barnwell Avenue Laurens Street Fred Cavanaugh St. Mary Help of Christians School

Flu outbreak seen in Aiken raises alarm though county remains largely unaffected

In Aiken the flu has appeared in small pockets with increases at Aiken Regional Medical Centers and Pepper Hill nursing home prompting quarantines. Health officials note the virus resembles influenza and CDC studies are underway with vaccine coverage uncertain.

Aiken Veleta Rudnick Aiken County Barbara Beeskow Jones

SRS to receive Rocky Flats plutonium byproducts

The Savannah River Site will soon receive plutonium residues and scrub alloy from Rocky Flats. The DOE will prepare materials stored at Rocky Flats for off site disposal or other disposition. Residues will be stabilized in the F canyon and are intermediate products from past plutonium component manufacture for national defense.

Savannah River Rocky Flats Department of Energy F Canyon New Mexico WIPP

ATC catalog wins national gold for overall excellence

Aiken Technical College's 1998 2000 catalog earned the National Council for Marketing and Public Relations gold medallion for overall catalog excellence. Project coordinator Gioia Furness Petro said the award reflected a team effort with many hours.

Aiken Technical College National Council For Marketing and Public Relations Council St. Petersburg Fla Gioia Furness Petro

Round table volunteers crochet for fire victims in Aiken

A group of local women meet every Tuesday from 2 to 4 PM at the Aiken County Office on Aging to crochet and knit blankets for the Red Cross Warm Up America program. They come from varied states and backgrounds, teaching newcomers and offering social time while producing colorful afghans for families left without items after fires.

Aiken County Office On Aging American Red Cross Warm Up America Round Table Mary Lou Schenken Ms. Schenken Aiken Rockville Anna Hicks Nancy Simpson Jeanine Gast Ellen Meekins Millicent Taylor Ohio Pennsylvania New York Illinois Maryland Alabama

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