Beech Island crash injures two. driver flown in serious condition
Theodore Ingram Jr. 34 of Augusta drove off Sand Bar Ferry Road near Ye Olde Grocery at 4 15 p m, struck a light pole and pay phone, overturned and trapped for about 30 minutes. A passenger was thrown free with less injuries. The car damaged fence and a pole. Highway Patrol investigates. An Ad Hoc Committee on single member Board of Education districts meets tonight at 7 30 at the Education Center 843 Edgefield Ave. Public invited.
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Beech Island
Theodore Ingram Jr
Augusta
Medical College of Georgia
Ingram
Sand Bar Ferry
Ye Olde Grocery
Waterslick
The
South Carolina Highway Patrol
Board of Education
Education Center
Edgefield Ave
Advisory Councils Set Meetings At Local Schools
Area 1 will hold a closed session at 5 30 p m and an open session at 8 p m at Aiken High School. Area 2 meets at Summerfield Elementary School with building inspection at 7 p m and a 7 30 p m regular meeting. Aiken Women's Heart Board gathers tomorrow at First Presbyterian Church Barnwell Avenue with executive session at 9 30 a m and general meeting at 10 30 a m.
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Area 1
Area 2
Aiken High School
Summerfield
Aiken Women’s Heart Board
Aiken Woman’s Heart Board
First Presbyterian Church
Barnwell Avenue
Wheelchair bound nurse charged in deaths of babies
Manny Marshall, 24, once barred from the Cooper River Bridge Run for safety concerns, is jailed in Berkeley County on assault charges tied to ailing Darby Ragland. Florida indictments accuse her of first and second degree murder in infant deaths and attempted murder. She faces a potential death sentence if convicted.
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Charleston
Manny Marshall
Cooper River Bridge
South Carolina
House of Representatives
Darby Ragland
Hanahan
Berkeley County
Ragland
Florida
Paskel appeals for support amid school funding gaps in Aiken
Dr. Robert W. Paskel urged residents in Aiken to promote education despite funding $100 below the state average per pupil. He lauded EIA gains, cited $4.4 million spent on repairs since 1982, and noted 12 teacher vacancies while highlighting facility challenges and upcoming five year plan session.
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Aiken County
Robert W. Paskel
Aiken
Wakin
EIA
Dr. Paskel
J. David Jameson
Paskel
Mainte
Nance
Board of Education
Aiken district profiled on CTBS and CST scores
Dr. Paskel presented 1984 85 test results comparing Aiken County scores with national and state averages. He noted progress in four areas and that multiple grades were tested while full results remain pending. The district boasted strong subtest performance and an overall grade near B minus. The discussion took place amid local business group timing at Palmer's Restaurant.
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Paskel
Aiken County
Palmer’s Restaurant
The
Aiken Chamber of Commerce
Resignation Opens Seat on Aiken Election Commission
Aiken County Legislative Delegation will consider filling an Election Commission vacancy after W Gunn Sawyer resigned due to a conflict with his job. Five members are Mary Baker Florie Harris Eugene England and chair Arthur Lamback. Delegation meets Thursday at 7 p.m. in the Aiken County Council chambers.
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Aiken County
Lamback
Sen. Moore
Aiken
Moore
Commission
Aiken County Forestry Commission
Aiken High School
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