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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 2000
Page
2
An officer stopped a white pickup on Morgan Street after spotting it twice. A beer container was found open with unopened bottles in a six pack and a pistol with five rounds in the glove box. The owner claimed ownership by his wife and was cited for open container.
In Georgia on Tuesday, Cash 3 Midday drew 6 4 5, Cash 3 Evening 8 6 8, Cash 4 2 7 2 4, Fotasy 5 3 17 18 28 34, and Big Game 8 10 28 34 35 with 17 as the powerball-like number.
North Augusta Department of Public Safety seeks a white male 30 to 40 with dark hair and a mustache after a Monday night shooting at Highlander Pub. The victim Camora Wayne Williams, 48, of Augusta, died at Medical College of Georgia. Police distribute a composite of the suspect as multiple agencies assist in the investigation. Call 279-2121 with tips.
The sixth annual Project Vision brings 1 200 volunteers to assist United Way agencies and private homes of low income elderly and disabled. About 500 volunteers hail from Savannah River Site with teams at Tri Development Center to build a picnic shelter refurbish tables and porches.
The Aiken Golf Club hosted the 2000 Industry Appreciation Golf Classic with about 85 golfers in 22 teams. Sponsoring local businesses cover expenses so invited Aiken industries’ representatives can play free. Ricky Satcher of Aiken Regional Medical Centers praised the Chamber and industry for supporting quality of life.
JAKES will host its sixth annual Conservation Field Day this Saturday at the SRS Operations Recreation Association Complex from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Preregistration is required, call 725-0361. Activities include gun safety wildlife conservation shooting demonstrations archery turkey hunting camping fishing prescribed burn and archaeology displays.
Aiken County Council tabled a development standards ordinance change that would have allowed junkyards on up to 80 percent of the county. County Administrator William Shepherd urged delay, arguing the measure would loosen current restrictions and impact residents, especially in rural subdivisions, while planning staff should enforce existing junkyard rules. Council members noted concerns about keeping promises to citizens and questioned past regulatory efforts.
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