05 Oct 1982
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1982
Page
1
The 14th annual Aiken Jaycee County Fair kicks off tonight with a ribbon cutting at 6 p.m. Special guests include Carrol H. Warner and Fay Hatcher. Senior citizens enter free with proper ID.
Rudnick, interim public defender and son of Irene and Harold Rudnick, has applied to permanently replace outgoing James E. Whittle Jr. The Public Defender Corporation, a four-lawyer panel, approved a Oct 1 to Dec 31 interim term and will accept applications for the full-time role. Whittle resigned Sept 29 to join Johnson and Johnson.
At FMC's Ordnance Division in Aiken, 150 salaried workers form cross functional teams led by nonauthoritarian managers. The selfless system assigns planning to management and implementation to teams with weekly meetings on safety hiring and discipline.
In Edinburg Texas authorities found four Salvadoran aliens dead and eleven others in distress in a locked air conditioned tractor trailer abandoned on a road shoulder. The truck left from San Salvador with about fifty migrants via Mexico and the air conditioner failed in the 90 degree heat. Police investigated after a fire attempt failed and some migrants were removed in another vehicle while others remained inside.
Hammie Chaplin president of the Greater Aiken Chamber of Commerce jokes he will never stop taking pictures amid his wife’s reaction. Clemson economist Dr. Ryan Achmacher fielded questions at Wakin and joked about Homer Jordan’s car while Clovis Summer grows tall tomato plants. Barbara Chaplin boasts of her father’s hobby and sharing ripe fruit with friends.
Willcox Hotel owner Joseph Eways faces possible demolition after Friday safety inspection showed two of seven standards unmet including 24 hour security and an alarm system. City Council will decide at Monday night meeting whether to pursue removal while Eways contests the findings. Busbee and Frommer said a July 16 suit allows demolition if unresolved.
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