Public Safety Quiets Dispute At Trailer Park
The Aiken Department of Public Safety responded to a neighbor disagreement in Camellia Trailer Park last night dispersing about 30 people around homes. ADPS director Carroll Busbee said shouting matches occurred, no injuries were reported, and no charges filed regarding the 8:30 PM incident sparked by a restraining order dispute.
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Aiken Department of Public Safety
Camellia
Carroll Busbee
ADPS
Busbee
Libertarian Candidate To Be Guest On Carolina Journal
Robert Madden the Libertarian candidate for Congress in the Third District will appear on Carolina Journal on SC Educational Television. The talk show with a call in segment airs Wednesday at 7 30 p m Madden faces Rep Butler Derrick and Clarence Taylor in the November election.
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Robert Madden
Carolina Journal
South Carolina Educational Television Network
Madden
Butler Derrick
D.S.C
Clarence Taylor
Diabetes Association Meeting In Aiken Hears Humulin Talk
The Aiken Chapter of the American Diabetes Association will hold an educational meeting tomorrow at 7 p.m. in the Aiken Community Hospital classroom. Sponsored by Eli Lilly, the program Another Tomorrow Has Arrived covers Humulin. Joe Tucker of the company will answer questions about the product.
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Aiken
Amerin Diabetes Association
Aiken Community Hospital
Eli Lilly Company
Joe Tucker
Mrs. Schwartz Reappointed To Election Commission
Sylvia Schwartz of Aiken is reappointed to a four year term on the State Election Commission. The move pairs her with Tyrone Gilmore of Spartanburg, also given a four year term. Gilmore serves as commission chairman and was named by Governor Dick Riley.
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Sylvia Schwartz
Aiken
State Election Commission
Ms. Schwartz
Tyrone Gilmore
Spartanburg
Dick Riley
Gilmore
Housing Authority Receives HUD Grant for Public Housing
The Aiken Housing Authority has received a 106,019 grant from the U S Department of Housing and Urban Development. The funds supplement rental income to cover operating expenses of public housing units, per the office of Senator Strom Thurmond.
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Aiken Housing Authority
U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development
Strom Thurmond
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Schofield Elects Improvement Council Members
Schofield Middle School has elected several people to serve on the Improvement Council for 1984 85. The members are Elizabeth Chambers Barbara Clemens Ar neather Murray William M Aiken Jr Alan D Gregory and Olen Buddy Berry Jr.
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Schofield Middle School
Elizabeth Chambers
Barbara Clemens
Arneather Murray
William M. Aiken Jr
Alan D. Gregory
Olen Buddy Berry Jr
South Carolina Posts 6.6 Percent Unemployment in August
SC unemployment hits 6.6 percent in August the lowest since 1980 with 98 000 jobless. State Employment Security Commission director Robert E Jack David cites July recalls and summer job departures as factors while noting textile and construction losses and a strong youth employment program. Six counties report unemployment above 10 percent, while Richland Beaufort Dorchester Lexington Horry and Spartanburg show healthier rolls.
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Columbia
South Carolina
State Employment Security Commission
Commission
Robert E
Jack” David
David
South Carolina Chamber of Commerce
The
Employment Security Commission
Chester
McCormick
Marlboro
Union
Abbeville
Clarendon
Richland
Beaufort
Percen Dorchester
Lexingto
Horry
Spartanburg
Deaths: Edna Warren Riggs 82 in Charleston area
Edna Warren Riggs, mother of Vera Kinney of Aiken, died at 82. Funeral is at 1 p.m. tomorrow at Stuhrs Downtown Funeral Home Chapel, burial at Cyrus United Methodist Church in Ridgeville. Born in Nova Scotia she was daughter of Roby and Maria Warren, widow of John E. Riggs, and member of West Ashley Southern Methodist Church. Survived by two daughters Vera Kinney and Virginia Huguley, a sister Winnifred Warren Payne, four grandchildren and five great grandchildren.
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Charleston
Edna Warren Riggs
Vera R. Kinney
Aiken
Stuhrs
Funeral Home Chapel
Cypus United Methodist Church
Ridgeville
Nova Scotia
Canada
Virginia R. Huguley
Columbia
Winnifred Warren Payne
Buzzards Bay
Mass
Lions Club Candy Sale to Benefit Eye Care
The Lions Club schedules its annual candy sale Thursday through Saturday to support the Light Conservation Program. The fund helps pay for eye checkups surgeries and equipment for residents statewide who cannot afford care. Donations accepted in Aiken Langley Bath Clearwater and North Augusta areas. area presidents are Tom Marsh Harold McKinney and Walter Newman.
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Lions Club
Lions
Aiken
Langley-Bath-Clearwater
North Augusta
Tom Marsh
Harold McKinney
Langley- Bath-Clearwater
Walter Newman
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Schwartz
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Housing Authority
Schofield
Improvement Council
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Denny
Geel
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