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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1982
Page
8
A Ridge Spring residence reported more than 2600 dollars in missing items after a Tuesday break in. Addie Mae Ergle said she had been staying with her sister since illness began. Missing items include a 500 dollar organ a 250 dollar freezer and two television sets. No arrests reported.
Hollow Creek residents will meet at 7 30 p m at the Hollow Creek Community Center on S C 14 three miles past Wagener and one mile past Clinton Church. Councilwoman Fay Hatcher County Administrator W Scott Barnes and Public Works Director Alvin Bryan will discuss road conditions in Hollow Creek.
Burglars stole audio visual gear valued at 1163 from Polk Griffin Tire and Appliance at 126 Laurens St NW last night. Alarm sounded at 1 35 am and a public safety officer arrived within 30 seconds to find a newspaper rack shattered the plate glass window. A VCR and a 134 TV were missing as three sneaker prints marked the scene. No arrests have been made.
Dr. Stephen K. VanDerVliet ophthalmologist will speak to the Aiken County Diabetic Education Group at 7 p.m. Tuesday in the Aiken Community Hospital classroom. He will cover diabetes eye complications and laser treatment advances as part of the group’s regular fourth Tuesday meetings.
The last day to register or change registration for the November 2 election is October 2. Registration drives run at USC Aiken September 27–28, Midland Valley High School September 28, eAiken High School September 29, eAiken TEC September 29 and 30, Gurley’s Beech Island September 30, and Kelley’s Grocery October 1, with the Voter Registration Office open October 2. Absentee voting available via the Voter Registration Office, 736 Richland Ave. W.
In Hayward California jurors in the Corona murder retrial asked the judge to bar TV watching at the hotel. Foreman Brian Hast signed the note saying jurors do not want pay TV during deliberations. The judge remarked he could not gauge the note’s tone.
Albert L. Ellison, World War II veteran, volunteers at Croft House in Aiken aiding senior residents. He also helps at the Veterans' home and leads annual trips with 22 other veterans, visiting places from Alaska to Niagara Falls, supported by his sister in Miami and one in St. Louis.
FBI says a photograph purporting to show Joanne Chesimard, identified as a Black Liberation Army member, was found in a Pittsburgh safe house during the Nyack Brink's holdup probe. The image appears prepared for passport use and shows cosmetic changes to her appearance.
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