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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 18, 1989

Page

12

Aiken Police Log Reveals Sept 17 18 Incidents and Arrests

Public safety records show vandalism domestic incidents traffic violations and disturbances among 7 a.m. Sept 17 to 7 a.m. Sept 18 reports. Arrests include Charles Douglas 56 and Tyrone Ray 19 plus Darrell Ray 30 and others for various offenses.

Aiken Public Safety Department Charles Douglas Sumter St Aiken Tyrone Gene Ray Wagener Morris Ray Aiken County

Henderson Honored for South History and Garden Writing

Jane Nicholson Rainsford Henderson, born 1895 in Evergreen near Edgefield, built a career as author and garden writer. She organized the first library for Augusta College, taught library science, and contributed to the New York Times garden section. She married twice and remained active in horticulture, civic groups, and preservation in South Carolina.

Alexander Southen South South Carolina Henderson Jane Nicholson Rainsford Evergreen Thomas and Martha Rainsford Edgefield Holmewood Richmond Academy New York Times Aiken Hendeson and Salley Sand Hills National Council of State Garden Clubs The Holly Society of America the Daughters of the American Revolution Village Gardners

Campbell Seeks Quiet Diplomacy Amid Racial Tensions

Critics say Governor Campbell avoids public confrontation while addressing racial unrest. He met with school principals over the Saluda pool dispute, questioned Buffalo Room operator Bruce Salter’s licenses, and pressed for resolution of the Conway football boycott. A 2500-strong march protested the suspension of Rev. H. Singleton, a black science teacher, amid school turmoil.

Atwater Massachusetts Michael Dukakis Willie Horton Clyburn Campbell Saluda Governor Bruce Salter Buffalo Room State Alcoholic Beverage Control Commission ABC Conway Conway Middle School H.H. Singleton Horry County John Dawsey

Local students named National Merit semifinalists

Area high schools announce National Merit Semifinalists including Jason Bell John Bradley Jonathan Jackson Stephanie Jernigan John Kelley Thomas Kidd Kristine Markman Scott Turner Booraem Moore North Aiken North Aiken Elementary staff updates and Reading Success pilot program PTO meetings Back-to-School events at Millbrook and Depot Stores support for students through incentives and school news submission details.

Aiken High Jason D. Bell John M. Bradley South Aiken High Jonathan O. Jackson Stephanie A. Jernigan John L. Kelley Thomas S. Kidd Kristine M. Markman Scott S. Turner Bo Booraem Strom Thurmond High Johnston Landon K. Moore North Augusta High National Merit Scholarship Corporation U.S North Aiken Patti Strom Shirley Makin Margie Taylor North Aiken Pto Millbrook Elementary Millbrook Depot Food Stores PTO

Car Rams House Starts Fire in Gloverville

Patricia Stewart 34 driving a 1972 Mercury east on Church Street lost control Saturday around 5 p.m. rammed a home of Derry and Vance Justice, hit a gas meter and caused an explosion and house fire. Stewart and passenger Lewis Eubanks 35 were rescued and hospitalized in good condition. Justices unharmed. Firefighters contained blaze by 9 p.m. No charges filed.

Gloverville Patricia Stewart Church Street Derry Vance Justice Ms. Stewart Lewis Eubanks HCA Aiken

EMTs Describe Challenges and Rewards of Emergency Work

Foster and Bailey discuss difficult calls from problematic callers and the need for teamwork and composure. They emphasize compassion and good attitudes, noting stress is common but counseling is available and helping others is the best reward.

Foster

EMTs Explain Field Doctoring Beyond Ambulance Roles

Bailey describes countywide EMS coverage with stations in Belvedere Langley New Ellenton Wagener and Aiken. Units from any station cover calls, assess patients on arrival, and provide ongoing care to stabilize and improve outcomes. EMS crews monitor patients post transport and value the life-saving impact of their work.

Belvedere Langley New Ellenton Wagener Aiken Bailey EMT

North Augusta to announce contest winners this Tuesday

The North Augusta Chamber will reveal the winners of the logo and slogan contests during the Greater North Augusta Chamber of Commerce Business After Hours. Each category winner can win a grand prize of 250 dollars. The event runs from 5 30 p m to 7 30 p m at the North Augusta Community Center.

NA Chamber North Augusta Greater North Augusta Community Center

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Aiken Public Safety Sheriff Aiken County Detention Center Thomas Leroy Corbin Old Trail Rd Beech Island Pearlie Sissy Mae Glenton Salley Randolph A. Strong Gentry Lane Zack Sanders Perry Anthony Allen Miller Rt. 1 Jackson Hattie Mae White Tony E. Johnson Joe Allen Taylor Laurel Drive Graniteville James Patrick Daniel Millrace Circle John McKinney Freddie Rouse Lincoln Ave George Robert Butler Watkins St Augusta Robert Wayne Williams Schley St Warrenville D.C. Highway Patrol South Carolina Highway Patrol Alma Michele Hastings Carroll Rd John H. Glover Martin W King Scott Webster H. Odell Weeks James R. Cook Henry Middleton Daughters of the American Revolution Winfred D. Cope Trenton DAR USCA Larry Wood Aiken Standard By Scott Webster Andrea Minolfo Jackson Middle School Whiskey Rd
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