Police Log Highlights From Aiken Public Safety Sept 2–5
The Aiken Public Safety Department logs show multiple incidents including three domestics two shopliftings three thefts one vandalism to property and one disturbance from Sept 2 to Sept 5. Arrests include Malicious injury to property and DUI gross intoxication. The county sheriff reports numerous incidents including burglaries assaults runaways and several vehicle related crimes. No booking reports were available due to equipment failure.
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Aiken Public Safety Department
Aiken
Aiken County
Department of Social Services
Aiken County Detention Center
Abortion Suits Highlight Father Rights Debate
The article analyzes the impact of abortion suits on paternal rights in South Carolina. Judge Wedlock notes temporary restraining orders pause abortions while hearings decide merits. He says statutes offer little protection for putative or unmarried fathers, except in late trimester cases with hospital and two doctors' oversight.
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South Carolina
Rose Hill Arts and Crafts Bazaar Opens In Aiken
Rose Hill hosts an arts and crafts bazaar from Oct 13 to Dec 16 managed by Isabel Vandervelde. Hours are Fridays and Saturdays 10 am to 3 pm at the Rose Hill Art Center. Juried, original works only, proceeds support the center and its upkeep and salaries.
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Rose Hill
Rose Hill Arts and Crafts
Aiken
Isabel Vandervelde
S.C. Craft Association
Art Center
The
S.C. Arts Commission
Community Opposition Keeps Inmate Away From Family
Jeff Garris will not be transferred to the Evans Correctional Institution in Bennettsville due to local opposition. Warden Flora Brooks Boyd said concerns from law enforcement, victims’ families, and the community prompted the decision. Garris’s mother Sylvia Seigo lamented the distance and the burden of long drives on her health and visitation.
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Garris
Ms. Boyd
Boyd
Suspended Conway Middle School teacher faces possible firing
Horry County Superintendent John Dawsey recommends firing H H Singleton the science teacher who advised a boycott by black players. Singleton was suspended after disrupting the school system and may appeal within 15 days. A bi racial task force met to pursue a negotiated settlement.
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Myrtle Beach
Horry County
John Dawsey
H.H. Singleton
Dawsey
Singleton
Conway
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Conway Middle School
Board of Education
Carlos Hunt
Ike Long
Cherry Hill Baptist Church
Lockheed Expands Greenville Wing to Add 200 Jobs
Lockheed Aeromod Center plans a 20.5 million Southwest expansion. The Greenville operation grew from 12 to 1,400 employees in five years and will add an aircraft maintenance facility to serve the region. Officials say the move diversifies Lockheed into commercial work and could double market share in coming years.
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Greenville
Lockheed Aeromod Center Inc
Lockheed Corp
Lockheed Aeromod
Southwest
Lockheed Aeromed
Matthew Hodnett
Burbank
Calif
Harvey Schmitt
Greater Greenville Chamber of Commerce
Hodnett
Dallara Leads U S Mission to Press Japan on Trade
Treasury official Charles Dallara 41 of Spartanburg heads an American delegation to Tokyo with officials from State and USTR to urge Tokyo to honor Paris promises. They aim to ease the U S trade deficit by narrowing barriers and lowering tariffs while Japan reforms its distribution system and consumer markets.
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Washington
Toshiki Kaifu
Bush
U.S
Tokyo
Charles Dallara
Spartanburg
the Treasury
Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy
Tufts University
Treasury
United States
International Monetary Fund
Dallara
Paris
Poland
Solidarity
State Department
Japan
Commerce Department
War Veterans Dedicate Missouri Memorial at Patriots Point
Charleston AP Hundreds of World War II veterans gathered at the Patriots Point Naval and Maritime Museum to dedicate a memorial to the battleship Missouri. Notables including Gen Douglas MacArthur aided by signing WWII ending treaties aboard the ship. About 400 former Missouri crew members attended the ceremony with 91-year-old ex-commander William F Callaghan among them. A wreath was cast into Charleston harbor to honor the fallen. Local veterans Al M Henking James Gosnell and R G Jacoby helped design the exhibit documenting Mighty Mo and Tokyo Bay surrender on the 1945 deck.
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Charleston
Patriots Point Naval and Maritime Museum
Missouri
Douglas MacArthur
William F. Callaghan
Yorktown Museum
Tokyo Bay
Charleston Harbor
al M. Henking
Henking
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Aiken Public Safety
Sheriff
Aiken Artist Guild
Ms. Vandervelde
Newberry NW
Associated Press
Bennettsville
Jeff
Sylvia Seigo
Ridgeville
Ralph Wilson
Lockheed
Iary
California
Bechtel Group Inc
Eno Cy
Grand Cayman
Cancun
New Orleans
London
Ticket TO Travel
Warren Bebb
Wrdw-Tv
Saugusta
Augusta Opera
Imperial Theater
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