Hoxie Bros Circus Comes to Aiken Fairgrounds
The Hoxie Bros Circus, one of six major circuses left, performs two shows at the Aiken Fairgrounds on U S 1, 5:30 and 8 p m. The act features Hoxie the elephant and his trained pals Janet Kelly and Irene with 125 performers. Tickets are sold at the gate and the event is sponsored by American Legion Post No 25.
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American Legion Post No. 25
SRP Accelerates Nuclear Waste Removal at Savannah River Plant
The Department of Energy reports SRP will remove waste from single walled tanks by early 1986 instead of 1988. Tank 17 and Tank 20 show corrosion points but no leakage. waste removal for Tank 17 is underway and due by September, with Tank 20 starting in October 1984 to be completed by April 1985. A steel superstructure will house slurry pumps to move waste to double walled tanks, then to the Defense Waste Processing Facility for glass and saltstone. Preliminary construction on an $870 million facility proceeds, with operation planned for late 1989 and extra funds requested for 1984 to speed the schedule and add monitoring and containment upgrades.
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SRP
DOE
Defense
First Carolina Completes Aiken Cablevision Offering
First Carolina Communications announces public sale of 11,000 limited partnership interests in Aiken Cablevision Ltd. to fund upgrades. Aiken Cablevision serves Aiken and Aiken County plus Edgefield and Johnston with 36 channel capacity, 32 current channels, six film channels, and about 9,000 subscribers. Marketing aims to extend service to every home in Aiken by June with potential new customer service office not yet chosen.
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Aiken Cablevision Ltd
Aiken
Aiken Country
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Johnston
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McCall
Edward J. Baysden
First Carolina Communications
Baysden
Rutland Drive
Weather forecast outlines cool night and mild weekend
Forecasters expect a low in the upper 30s with clear skies tonight and light variable winds. Tomorrow brings sunny skies with highs around 70s, then increasing clouds Sunday into the 60s and 70s. Rain and thundershowers are likely Monday and Tuesday with cooler highs and 40s to 60s lows. Regional areas report mostly fair nights, cooler inland, and coastal sun with mild winds. some cities show 30s tonight and 60s to 70s tomorrow. The northern New York and New England forecast calls for rain and snow tomorrow with colder conditions north.
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New York
New England
Morality Series Ends Monday Panel Discusses Conscience Duty
The final Morality in Public Affairs lecture panel features Rep Irene Rudnick D Aiken Steve Ham of the SC Department of Consumer Affairs and Frank Knapp director of Common Cause SC. They discuss public officeholders moral responsibility to constituents and the public trust at Aiken High Library Monday at 7 p.m. The series is free and partially funded by the SC Committee for the Humanities.
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Irene Rudnick
D-Aiken
Steve Ham
South Carolina
South Carolina Committee For the Humanities
National Endowment For the Humanities
South Carolina State Employees Meet On Budget
The S C State Employees Association Aiken Chapter will discuss this year's state budget and the proposed employee benefit package at a Monday noon meeting on the Western Steer on University Parkway. Plans for nomination, scholarship, and employee of the year award committees will be proposed.
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S.C. State Employees Association
4-H Food Expo Set Tomorrow At Aiken County
The Clemson Extension Service hosts a 4-H Food Expo for members ages 9 to 19 at 10 a.m. in the Aiken County Agricultural Services Building. Participants will demonstrate skills in foods and nutrition including corn muffins and dairy and egg use. The public may attend.
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Clemson Extension Service
Aiken County
Democratic Women Hear Mrs Derrick at Aiken Council
The Aiken County Democratic Women's Council meets at 7 p.m. Monday at 1411 Moult rie Drive Gem Lakes. Martha Derrick wife of Rep Butler Derrick will be the special guest. All interested women invited.
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Democratic Women’s Council
Moultrie Dr
Gem Lakes
Martha Derrick
Butler Derrick
Key Clubs and Circle K Honored at Kiwanis Conventions
At a Kiwanis meeting the Aiken Kiwanis Club recognized achievements of local service groups. Aiken High and South Aiken High Key Clubs earned awards at the 38th Carolinas District Convention in Winston Salem, while USC Aiken Circle K won multiple honors at Raleigh's 23rd annual convention.
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Aiken High Club
William Clyburn, Jr
Clayton Etherredge
Beth Gurr
Beth
Tassie Osborne
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Raleigh
USCA
Christy Hall
Carolinas
Vick Vickery
Kiwanis Club
Phil Polk
Christy
Brian Harkins
Wayne Slocum
Ron Fix
Tim Hofforth
Anthony Hardwick
Bill Harvey
Randy Warrick
Palmer’s
Ramada Inn
Scott Hunter
Bill Clyburn Jr
Kathy Petty
Aiken City Council Set To Meet Monday Evening
The Aiken City Council will hold a meeting Monday at 7 30 p m on the second floor of the Municipal Building along Park Avenue.
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Aiken
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