North Augusta Man Dies After Saturday Shooting
Augusta authorities charge George Washington Garnett of Appling in the shooting death of 32 year old Charles Belcher of North Augusta. Belcher died around 3 am Saturday after being shot once in the chest in Gurley’s Supermarket parking lot on Laney Walker Boulevard.
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Augusta
North Augusta
George Washington Garnett
Rt. 2
Appling
Charles Belcher
Lucerne
North
Belcher
Gurley’s Supermarket
Laney- Walker
Center License Renewal for Aiken Development Center
The S C Department of Mental Retardation relicenses the Adult Development Center in Aiken allowing operation through September 1983. Renewal shows facility meets state standards.
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S.C. Department of Mental Retardation
Aiken
State Department
Bridge project planned on State Road 79 near Aiken
The South Carolina Department of Highways and Public Transportation will rebuild the Cedar Creek bridge on State Road 79 south of Aiken. The project is part of nearly 24 million dollars in statewide road work with bids to be sought soon.
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S.C. Department of Highways and Public Transportation
Cedar Creek
Aiken
North Augusta to Host First Connective Tissue Disease Support Group
Aiken North Augusta area sets first meeting for patients with rheumatoid lupus systemic sclerosis dermatitis myositis and related diseases. The gathering Friday at 7 30 p.m. will be at 301 West Spring Grove Avenue North Augusta. For details call Jeanne Still 279 9605 or Alice Sheehan 649 4675.
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North Augusta
Aiken
Spring Grove Ave
Jeanne Still
Alice Sheehan
TEC Offers Series of Business Workshops in Aiken
Aiken Technical College in cooperation with the Small Business Development Center of the University of South Carolina will run workshops for small business owners. The inaugural session is October 14 from 7 to 10 p.m. in Room 109 and covers pre business planning including starting forms and legal structures. Call John Horton at Aiken TEC for details.
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Aiken Technical College
Small Business Development Center
University of South Carolina
John Horton
Aiken Tec
Bath Man Struck By Auto Dies On Rural Road
Elijah Edwards, 63, of Bath, was struck by a car while walking along a rural Aiken County road early Sunday. The incident occurred about 12:35 a.m. police said.
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Bath
Elijah Edwards
Aiken
Highway Patrol
Windsor Town Council Meeting Set for Tomorrow
Windsor town officials will gather at 7 30 p m at Town Hall on Highway 78 to discuss regular business and council matters.
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Windsor
Salley to Discuss Water Funds and Town Plans
Salley town council will discuss proposed federal grants to improve the water system at the next meeting tonight at 7 30 p m in Town Hall. Mayor E W Clamp announces other business including the Chitin Strut planning and street sign replacement.
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Town Hall
Jackson Council Sets 8 PM Meeting at Town Hall
Jackson Town Council will hold its regular meeting at 8 p.m. at Town Hall located at 129 Charles St. The session covers local governance items and public discussion opportunities.
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Jackson
Town Hall
Charles St
Extortion Plot Is A Thriller
A former college teacher, a gold miner, and two mercenaries plotted to steal 15 million from Gulf Oil Chemical Co. by threatening to blow up its largest refinery on October 3. Theodore Duane McKinney, Michael Allen Worth, John M. Mc Bride, and Timothy K. Justice are jailed on 1 million dollar bonds each.
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Denver
Fortune
Theodore Duane McKinney
Michael Allen Worth
John M. McBride
Timothy K. Justice
Gulf Oil Chemical Co
Rain Damps The 14th Aiken Jaycees County Fair
Heavy weekend rains closed the 14th annual Aiken Jaycees County Fair last night with about 25 000 attendees for the full event down from last year. Deggeller attractions and Roberts Brothers Circus drew crowds though rain limited Friday night and Sunday afternoon. Senior citizens and children entered midway free on separate days. merchants and the Aiken Standard funded free entries on designated days. The fair closed until next October and the State Fair in Columbia runs Oct 15 to 24.
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Aiken Jaycees
Aiken Jaycee
Tom Rapp
Rapp
Roberts Brothers Circus
Mike Smith
Jaycees
Aiken County
Aiken Area
Aiken Standard Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Columbia
USC Aiken posts strong enrollment gains in system ranking
USC Aiken recorded the second largest enrollment rise among nine USC campuses with 1,835 fall students, up 5.3 percent from last year. The university led in Full Time Equivalent growth at 1,438 FTE, up 8.5 percent, as Coastal Carolina and USC Salkehatchie followed with notable gains.
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Usc-Aiken
University of South Carolina
Aiken
Coastal Carolina College
Coastal Carolina
Usc-Lancaster
USC
Columbia
Usc-A
Usc-Salkehatchie
Spartanburg
Beaufort
Lancaster, Salkehatchie Sumter
Union
Reagan Bows To No One In Use Of Righteous Wrath
Washington report describes Ronald Reagan silencing a heckling conservative Republican during a White House speech to GOP candidates. The president defends tax and foreign policies while labeling interruptions as dishonest. The incident echoes earlier campaign rallies where he dismissed hecklers with punchy lines.
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Reagan
Washington
Ronald Reagan
Congress
White House
Gary R. Arnold
Santa Cruz
Calif
Arnold
San Diego
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Salats Sauerbraten Schweine-wurst-mit
Whiskey Rd
Clark
Pest Control Co. OF
South Carolina
Michael L. Curley
No. Augusta
Debbie Pollock
Aiken High School
Aiken High
A.C. Flora
Ginny Southworth
Hell
FTE
Eritage
Heritage Square
Couchton
Southeastern Tool Company
Coane Fire Dept
Total Woman
Pine Log Rd
Whiskey
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