Trial Set For Stage Five Adult Book Store
Stage Five Book Store owners face trial in Aiken County on October 21 after a magistrate’s panel selected a jury. A pretrial hearing is scheduled for October 20 at 2 30 p m Stage Five is charged with operating near a church residence and daycare in violation of a county ordinance. Walter Bilbro represents the defendants Wesley Smith the county.
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Belvedere
Stage Five
Aiken County
B.E. Nichols
Nichols
Walter Bilbro
Charleston
Wesley Smith
Thurmond Testifies in Jenrette Bribery Trial
The Abscam case resumed with FBI agent Amoroso back on the stand and Sen. Strom Thurmond expected to testify. The session focused on whether undercover informants baited Rep. John Jenrette into a trap and who first raised the alleged smuggling scheme.
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Washington
John Jenrette
Rosh Hashana
Anthony Amoroso
FBI
Kenneth Robinson
South Carolina Democrat
Strom Thurmond
R-S.c
Robinson
Melvin Weinberg
John Stowe
Richmond, Va
Jenrette
Weinberg
Amoroso
Stowe
Jennette
Chemical Sold to Taiwan Faces Hazardous Waste Ruling
Sonneborn Refractories reports 2 4 dinitrophenol sold to an unnamed Taiwan firm from a warehouse on S C 302. DHEC classifies the chemical as hazardous waste and shipments proceed to Wilmington N C and Edgefield while an appeal continues. Sonneborn plans no further imports to Aiken County unless DHEC reverses the ruling.
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Sonneborn Refractories
S.C. 302
Department of Health and Environmental Control
Taiwan
John Sonneborn
Aiken Chemical Firm
Wilmington
N.C
Edgefield
DHEC
Sonneborn
Aiken County
Carter second term likely to keep most aides
In a second Carter administration most of the president's inner circle would be holdovers from the first. Powell says major Cabinet changes are unlikely if re-elected while favorites like Moon Landrieu and Patrick Caddell could gain visibility.
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Washington
Carter
White House
Jody Powell
Moon Landrieu
Neil Goldschmidt
Philip M. Klutznick
Patrick Caddell
Iet
Powell
Hamilton Jordan
Rosalynn Carter
Charles Kirbo
Jack Watson
Kirbo
Atlanta
Jordan
Watson
Carter White House
Atlata
Billy
Rosalynn
Headline Type Change Brings Bolder Aiken Standard
The Aiken Standard announces a redesigned headline type. Writers may use more letters per column for sharper, more informative headlines.
Aiken Letter Contests South Carolina Football Power Talk
Ed Saxon of Hitchcock Drive in Aiken writes to Sports Illustrated letters page praising South Carolina for having the best running back in college football while noting top defensive stars come from big schools Pitt Florida State and UCLA. The letter questions if unknown schools ever get a chance.
Aiken approves separate sprinkler taps to curb water costs
Residents may install a separate sprinkler tap and meter to avoid sewer fees for lawn watering. The minimum for the new system is 215 dollars and must be isolated from household use. City manager Windham notes savings vary by lot size and season. Wells may be used for irrigation but not drinking. Septic permits are limited where city water is available.
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Aiken
Public Works
Wyatt M. Johnson
Roland H. Windham
Johnson
Du Pont supervisor Fred Haase dies in Augusta
G Frederick Haase Jr 42 longtime mechanical engineering chief at Du Pont Savannah River Plant died yesterday at University Hospital in Augusta after cancer. native of Baltimore living in Aiken 19 years survived by wife Joan and daughters Tracy and Sharon. Funeral Sunday 4 p.m. Bethlehem Lutheran Church burial Aiken Memorial Park Memorials to Bethlehem Lutheran or Aiken Cancer Society.
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G. Frederick Haase Jr
du Pont
Savannah River
Haase
Brandon Rd
University Hospital
Augusta
Baltimore
Aiken
University of Maryland
United Way
Fred
Sarah Jordan
Aiken County
Bethlehem Lutheran Church
Church Council
Aiken Boy Scouts
G. Frederick Haase
Joan Plitt Haase
Tracy Haase
Sharon Haase
Barbara Haase
Peggy Haase
Mel Jacobs
Aiken Memorial Park
Aiken Cancer Society
George Funeral Home
Aiken Residents Install Sprinkler Meters In Town
Three Aiken residents have installed separate sprinkler meters in different areas for varied reasons. Howard Garvin on Marion Street reports a modest $15 second meter aided his garden, while J Q Fulmer on South Boundary spent about $150 adding a second tap behind a larger house pipe, noting yard size dictates tap needs.
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Aiken
Howard Garvin
Marion Street
Garvin
J.Q. Fulmer
Fulmer
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