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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 27, 1989

Page

15

Inside Quarles Discusses City Recycling Venture

Public Defender's Office handles large caseload. The piece covers local legal workload and city initiatives featured on Page 2B.

Quarles Public Defender’ Office

Starrett Faces Possible Indictment in Columbia County

Richard Daniel Starrett faces a possible grand jury indictment on five charges in Columbia County. He has already been charged with false imprisonment and aggravated sodomy and child molestation involving several girls, with murder charges in the McCrea and Irma cases previously dropped. He received multiple life terms and an additional life sentence for other kidnapping and sodomy convictions, while future court dates may be affected by Hurricane Hugo.

Appling Richard Daniel Starrett Columbia County Starrett South Carolina Jean McCrea Irma Martinez Newberry Shari Dawn Teets Lexington McCrea Miss McCrea Charleston

4-H Alumni to Gather in Aiken County Drop-in

4-H alumni living in Aiken County are invited to a drop-in on October 3 from 5 30 to 7 30 p m at the Agriculture Services Center Building 1555 Richland Avenue East. The free event offers refreshments remembrances and opportunities to reconnect with former 4-H members. Mary Ann Lewis Clemson Extension Service notes the goal is to identify all local alumni and says a State 4-H alumni reunion will occur at the State Fair later this year with a small fee. For details call Clemson Extension Service at 649 6911.

Aiken County Agriculture Services Center Richland Avenue East Mary Ann Lewis Clemson Extension Service Aiken

Derrick to Talk on Child Care on Watch On Washington

Representative Butler Derrick of South Carolina will discuss the government role in child care on the monthly public affairs program Watch On Washington. He will be interviewed with other members of the South Carolina delegation. The show airs Sunday October 1 at noon on WJBF Channel 6 Augusta.

Butler Derrick Ds.c Washington Derrick S.C WJBF Augusta

Aiken County man pleads guilty but mentally ill

David Oliver, 47, of Wagener, pleaded guilty but mentally ill to voluntary manslaughter in the April 1 death of Gilbert Bostic. Judge John Henry Waller Jr. heard letters from three psychiatrists noting organic mental disorder yet competence to assist counsel. The defense cited lead exposure from Oliver’s job as a factor, with witnesses recounting head pain and limited memory of the shooting.

Aiken County David Oliver Wagener John Henry Waller Jr Gilbert Bostic Oliver Waller William Yarborough Yarborough

Aiken High School Renovation Plans Approved

GLOVERVILLE The Aiken County Board of Education approved a $1.53 million renovation plan for Aiken High School including heating upgrade partial re roofing interior painting and locker repairs. The board also backed 222126 for an Adult Education Program and a 41026 Eisenhower grant while noting district test score gains across BSAP and CTBS assessments.

Gloverville Aiken High School Aiken County Board of Education Gloverville Elementary Aiken High Wells, Law and Associates Dwight David Eisenhower

Donations Grow for Hugo Damaged Areas in Aiken County

Aiken County groups collect items for Hurricane Hugo victims across the state. The South Carolina Jaycees solicit monetary donations for the Hurricane Relief Fund, while local chapters in Aiken Wagener Silver Bluff and New Ellenton host drives for non perishables baby food and paper goods.

Aiken County South Carolina Aiken County Fair U.S. 1 North Aiken Suzie Helms S.C. Jaycees Silver Bluff Jaycees New Ellenton Beech Island Jackson Town Hall Jimmy Christain Wagener-Salley Jaycees Wagener Town Hall Silver Bluff S.C. 278 DeSoto Drive

Concerts To Benefit Hurricane Victims In Aiken

Contemporary Christian group Eternity will perform at New Covenant Praise Church 265 Wire Rd Aiken at 7 p m to raise funds for Hurricane Hugo victims. Donations welcome with clothing food and furniture needed. Proceeds from Lauren Pelon Musique Company concert at 8 p m Thursday go to Hugo relief at Municipal Conference Center 224 Park Ave Tickets 12 50 adults 7 50 students Plum Pudding and Arts Council sale info 648 6851 ext 3445 Optional champagne reception 2 50.

Eternity Aiken Isle of Palms New Covenant Praise Church Wire Rd Ronald Gray Gray Carman David Meece The Imperials Greg Buchanan Trai Canada Mexico Guatemala Honduras el Salvador Israel Lauren Pelon Musique Company Municipal Conference Center Park Ave Pelon Trio Plum Pudding Laurens St Aiken County

Local Groups Rally for Hurricane Hugo Relief in Aiken County

Aiken County groups led by the Army Reserve and Board of Education mobilize donations and volunteers for Hugo relief. About 30 Army Reserve members drive trucks with water and supplies. maintenance crews from the Board of Education assist Sumter School District II with cleanup. Amoco Foam Products and Graniteville Company donate food measures water ice and equipment.

Cooke Cablevision Inc Hugo Food Lion New Ellenton Wal-Mart Heritage Square First Presbyterian Church of Aiken County Army Reserve Board of Education U.S. Army Reserve Aiken

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