County Man Sentenced For Telephone Call
A Clearwater man Ricky Spires, 24, was found guilty of unlawful use of the telephone for an obscene call to Sheriff Ralph Gunnells' 16 year old step daughter. He received five years suspended to 18 months with 39 months probation after a General Sessions trial. Additional trials included a deadlocked jury on unlawful drugs and a mistrial in an attempted second degree sexual conduct case. Fulmer received three years with terms of probation and restitution after larceny verdict.
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Clearwater
Ralph Gunnells
Ricky Spires
Cherokee Drive
General Sessions
Kim Enlow
Gunnells
Pam
Pam Gunnells
Ms. Gunnells
Sheriff’s Department
Ms. Enlow
Southern Bell
Spires
Marie Gunnells
Fred Joseph Cheeks
North Augusta
Rodney A. Peeples
Bath
Bernard Abney
Karen Jarraurd
Abney
Ridge Springs
Clay Lewis Fulmer
Aiken Produce Company
Fulmer
Halloween parties offered as safer trick or treating options
Aiken County authorities urge care over treats this Halloween amid contamination fears. City and county events run Saturday with free and low cost parties at Weeks Center, S.C. 421 ballfield, and Riverview Park. Officials advise light clothing, no tampering, and quick disposal of unsealed items.
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Aiken County
City of
Aiken
North Augusta
Ralph Gunnells
Palmetto
Deloache to Speak at Aiken County Banquet
William Deloache executive assistant to Gov Riley will speak at the Black Coalition of Aiken County annual banquet tomorrow at 7 30 p.m. at Smith Hazel Recreation Center 400 Kershaw St N E Tickets cost 10 Call Dr Paul Weston or Abelle Nevins for details and tickets.
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William
Bill) Deloache
Richard W
Dick) Riley
Black Coalition
Aiken County
Smith-Hazel Recreation Center
Kershaw St
N.E
Paul D. Weston
Abelle Nivens
Seminar Series Planned at USC Aiken This Fall
The University of South Carolina at Aiken announces a sequence of Sandwich Seminars in the coming weeks. Topics include Intellectual Freedom on Nov 3 with Frankie H. Cubbedge and Susan V. Roberts, The Neutrino on Nov 4 with Dr. Henry S. Gurr, and Social Realism: Impact on Soviet Art on Nov 10 and 11 with Dr. J. Donald Blount and Dr. William J. House. Sessions run noon in rooms 231 or 111 and are free to the public lasting about one hour.
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Frankie H. Cubbedge
Susan V. Roberts
Henry S. Gurr
J. Donald Blount
William J. House
Voters May Receive New Registration Cards After District Changes
Some voters may find they are placed in a different district due to apportionment of House and Council lines. New registration cards reflecting the correct district numbers should arrive. For questions call the Voter Registration Office at 649-3481 ext 248 249 or 250. Absentee in person ballots must be done today at the Aiken County Voter Registration Office from 8 30 a.m. to 5 p.m.
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Aiken County
County Council
Richland Ave
Tax Delay Threatens Jackson Town Finances
Aiken County will delay tax notices until December 1, leaving Jackson with funds for only about one more month. A special meeting to discuss taxes and finances was cancelled for lack of a quorum, with Ellis Boring Darnell attending and Polattie Thornton Bauers absent. A new meeting is set for 8 p.m. Wednesday at Town Hall.
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Jackson
Aiken County
al Ellis
Ellis
Dennis Boring
Fred Darnell
Earlie Helms
Frank Polattie
Robert Thornton
Hank Bauers
CETA Clears Aiken County of Nepotism Probe
CETA official George Vann cleared Aiken County of nepotism and fund abuse charges after an investigation. Bill Wilcox says appeal will come after next week’s election. Councilwoman Billie K. Trapp defends family, calls Wilcox’s allegations politically motivated.
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Aiken
Billie K. Trapp
CETA
Trapp
Wilcox
S.C. Ethics Commission
Gilford Trapp
Vann
New Ellenton Parade Planned for December 10
New Ellenton merchants and youth sports plan the annual Christmas parade on December 10 at 7 p.m. Parade chairman Ramond Seigler invites potential participants to contact him.
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NEW Ellenton
New Ellenton Merchants and
Ramond Seigler
Schustik to Perform in Aiken Community Concert
American troubadour Schustik will play Monday at 8 p.m. in St. John's Methodist Church as the second concert in the Aiken Community Concert Series. He accompanies on guitar harmonica and banjo singing ballads sea chanties and folk songs. Tickets for Schustik and other concerts require season membership. series tickets remain available through Vic Montengohl president and Gladys Miller membership chair.
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Bill Schustik
Aiken
St. John’s Methodist Church
Schustick
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Phil Jones
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Whiskey Road
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Gordon V. Mundy, SR
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