New Dixie Harmony Brigade Concert at USC Aiken Center
The Explorer Post 211 hosts a Spring Saturday concert at 8 in the USC Aiken Student Activities Center. The New Dixie Harmony Brigade, a 40 member choir with crocade mat 4h of members from Columbus, performs for the USC Aiken Athletic Department and Post 211.
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USC Aiken
Women’s Lunch Series at Aiken Regional Clinic
The Women’s Lunch Series at Aiken Regional Medical Center will meet Friday at noon in the first floor classroom. Dr. Clark D. Moore, an Aiken orthopedist, will be the speaker and admission is free.
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Aiken Regional Medical Centers
Clark D. Moore
Aiken
LIFE Meets Thursday At USCA
LIFE program at USCA Lima Free Environment presents Suzanne James at its April meeting. The meeting will be Thursday at 7 30 p m in Room 116 of the Classroom Building.
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Ufe
Lima
Aiken City Manager Roland Windham Sings in Church Choir
Roland Windham Aiken's City Manager is noted for his choir involvement at First Presbyterian Church in Aiken He favors hymns including The Old Rugged Cross and What A Friend We Have In Jesus Reflecting his community ties the listing highlights his musical interest alongside civic role
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Roland Windham
Aiken
First Presbyterian Church
Old Rugged Cross
Jesus
Christy Faustman Heads to Notre Dame for Tennis
South Aiken High School star Christy Faustman plans to join Notre Dame University next year. She spoke at the Aiken Rotary Club about her decision amid winter imagery and joked about Uncle Sam during tax season.
DOE Health Study Would Cost Extra 15 Million
The Secretarial Panel for the Evaluation of Epidemiologic Research Activities urges DOE to spend 15 million more in fiscal 1991 for health surveillance and long term health effects studies. The panel proposes transferring long term health study management to HHS while keeping funding, and calls for open data practices and prompt communication of findings to workers communities and former workers.
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DOE
Department of Energy
Energy
Nsprera
DOE RA
Callen
Speera
Department
Watkins
U.S. Department of Health and Human Services
HHS
Louis
Pulivan
Speera YE
Portable Jail Show Shifts Focus to County Detainees
Open viewing in Aiken County reveals a portable jail unit by Portable Living Quarters of Greenville. County officials consider the $125 000 structure to ease overcrowding at the 105 bed detention center, which has housed more than its capacity and suffered weekend fires. Detention Officer Dan Edwins notes regular overcapacity. Lawana McKenzie says the council will review the option as a stopgap measure.
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Jeff Smith
David
Greene
Aiken County Detention Center
Hampton Avenue
Greenville
Aiken
Dan Edwins
Aiken County
Lawana McKenzie
Nuisance Law Petitions Filed Amid County Complaints
Staff reports show Aiken County residents filed seven petitions Sunday under a new nuisance ordinance. The measure gives the council authority to investigate unsanitary conditions, fire hazards, derelict vehicles, and other nuisances in residential areas. If valid, petitions may lead to council action or property liens to cover enforcement costs.
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Aiken County
County Council
Tax Appeal Filed In Supreme Court In Aiken County
Aiken County taxpayers challenge sharply increased property taxes in a class action and individual suits against the county and the State Tax Commission. Second Judicial Circuit Judge Rodney A Peeples dismissed the lawsuits for not exhausting administrative relief. The appeal was filed with the South Carolina Supreme Court on Monday.
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Aiken County
South Carolina Supreme Court
State Tax Commission
Supreme Court
Second Judicial Circuit
Rodney A. Peeples
Peeples
School Board
Tax Commission
Augusta
James R. Rhoden
B.b.on
Aiken County Council
North Augusta to Launch City Recycling Pilot
North Augusta will join the Recycling Committee effort with a pilot program before Earth Day. Bins will be placed near Kroger on Martintown Road and in North Augusta schools for newspapers and other recyclables. A trailer on order will hold paper waste oil glass aluminum cans plastics and batteries.
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Kroger
Martintown Road
Need For Tritium Remains Dr Iotti Says NPR Still Required
Dr Robert C Iott of Ebasco Services told Aiken Rotary Club that tritium needs persist despite Eastern Europe turmoil. He outlined a $3.5 billion New Production Reactor planned for SRS with environmental studies pending and a DOE decision by midsummer between competing teams.
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Europe
Robert C. Iott
Dr. Iotti
Iotti
Advanced Technology
Ebasco Services Inc
New York
N.Y
Aiken Rotary Club
Totti
Rotarians
SRS
David Jameson
Lott
Combustion Engineering Inc
Babcock & Wilcox Co
Rockwell International Corp
Batelle’ Memorial Institute
Sulzer Brothers Ltd
NPR
DOE
Ebasco
Conceptus
Aiken
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