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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1993
Page
9
The community Easter sunrise service is set for Sunday at 7 am at Hopeland Gardens with Sister aa Shea delivering the message. Other area clergy will lead portions, and the public is invited.
Tony Mills, ecologist at Savannah River Ecology Laboratory, buys into Xerox's slogan that everything the eye can see is captured by xerography. He demonstrates by xeroxing turtle bags at SRS for future ID, likening it to fingerprints.
The correct 30 year fixed conventional mortgage rate for Palmetto Federal Savings Bank of South Carolina is 7.625 percent with 0.125 discount points. The Aiken Standard regrets the error and corrects Friday's Home Front listing.
North Augusta City Council passed final reading banning public nude dancing and approved tight zoning amendments to curb such operations. The vote was unanimous among four council members and Mayor Thomas W. Greene, with support from Carolyn Baggott and others. The move follows similar actions in Richmond County and aims to keep nude venues from shifting ranks to South Carolina.
Aiken Technical College hosted a televised town meeting on recycling and waste reduction. Panelists urged source reduction and education alongside recycling to cut the 190 million tons dumped in landfills, noting costs but highlighting benefits and local progress in Aiken and North Augusta.
The 30,000 in unused inaugural ball proceeds are given to 17 South Carolina charities. Education Secretary Dick Riley chaired an event in Washington with 3,000 attendees. Funds support Spoleto Festival USA, the State Museum, Hollings Oncology Center, and multiple state groups plus a $1,000 U.S. government check to aid deficit reduction.
Alabama wildlife team prepared to start controlled burning in Hitchcock Woods delaying from Monday due to rain. Danny Hillestad and Vince Madson will burn blocks of 75 to 100 acres, up to 800 to 1,000 acres of the 2,000 acre sanctuary, clearing debris to prevent wildfires and aid habitat. Local officials will supervise the operation with state and local forestry participation.
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