Aiken Spring Classic Horse Show Sets Two Weekend Dates
Aiken Mayor Fred Cavanaugh proclaims April 19 20 and 26 29 as Aiken Spring Classic Days at Aiken Horse Park. Richard Cram reports the third year Aiken Spring Classic draws A rated horses from the Southeast Midwest New England and Canada. The two week circuit is an AHSA hunter jumper event in South Carolina featuring a 25000 Grand Prix and Champagne Brunch. Proceeds aid the Aiken SPCA and Aiken Community Playhouse.}
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Aiken
Fred Cavanaugh
Aiken Horse Park
Ford Conger Field
Powder House
Audubon Roads
Richard Cram
Cram
Southeast
Midwest
New England
Canada
American Horse Show Association
South Carolina
SPCA
Aiken Community Playhouse
Hough
Vivian Lewis
Timber mill awarded 1.8 million damages in chemical failure case
A federal jury awarded Collum's Lumber Mill 1.8 million after finding Anderson Chemical Co. breached representations and warranties by selling improperly prepared chemicals. Collum's suffered damaged kilns and pipes used for boiling water drying lumber, causing significant losses and plant shutdowns.
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Allendale
Anderson Chemical Co
ANCC
Macon
Collum
Kevin Hall
Collum’s
Hall
Anderson
Regions Merger Finalized Between Regions and Morgan Keegan
Regions Financial Corp and Morgan Keegan Inc announce completion of their merger. Regions, a 43.7 billion holding company with 700 locations, will issue 0.96 Regions shares for each Morgan Keegan share not cashed out. Carl E. Jones Jr. leads Regions as CEO, while Allen Morgan of Morgan Keegan cites strengths in brokerage and capital markets. The new merged entity aims to broaden financial solutions and become a formidable competitor in financial markets.
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Regions Financial Corp
Morgan Keegan Inc
Regions
Morgan Keegan
South
Carl E. Jones
Carolina Dog lesson at Aiken Noon Rotary Club
An unusual guest joined the Aiken Noon Rotary Club meeting as Billy Morgan Benton showcased Carolina Dogs. Benton, from Ridge Spring, discussed their dogs and breeding operation with Jane Gunnell, noting the breed’s ancient origins from crossing the Bering Strait. A dog from Benton's group wandered the room during the program. Jennifer Bowers, Arizona native and CSRA resident, joined as new Boy Scouts of America executive director. Meetings are at Houndslake Country Club Mondays at 12:30 p.m.
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Aiken Noon
Billy Morgan Benton
Ol’ Yaller
Benton
Ridge Spring
Jane Gunnell
Bering Land Mass
Alaska
Russia
Jennifer Bowers
Arizona
CSRA
Boy Scouts of America
Houndslake Country Club
First Baptist Church of
Aiken
Houndslake
Scott Hunter
Fred Andrea
Atlantic Coast Challenge Rowing Regatta at Langley Pond
Parks and Recreation Dept sponsors the 2001 Atlantic Coast Challenge Rowing Regatta on Saturday April 14 from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. at Langley Pond Park Langley with rowers from the eastern United States. For directions call 642 7559. Easter Bunny Boo n Hop set for April 14 at Odell Weeks Soccer Field. Tickets at gate. prizes drawn from each child’s entry. For information call 642 7630.
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Parks and Recreation Dept
Aiken County
Food Lion
Langley
United States
City of
Plea Denied for Former SRS Subcontractor
A federal judge denied Project Control a new trial against Westinghouse Savannah River Co. Judge Cameron Currie ruled the jury verdicts were fully supported by the record and that the Augusta based firm failed to prove Westinghouse violated the contract or acted in bad faith. The suit sought up to about 75 million in damages and alleged hiring and blacklisting of workers after a decade at SRS. Westinghouse witnesses cited Project Control’s refusal to audit and suspicions of overbilling.
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Savannah River
Westinghouse
Savannah River Co
Cameron M. Currie
Project Control
Currie
WSRC
SRS
Proect Control
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Sandra Thomas
Jack Wetzel
Cathy Cram
Kim Dorfman
Scott Webster
Tiger Woods
Ted Green
Carolina
Rotary
Woodside
Palmetto
Aiken Golf Club
Floyd
Centre South
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