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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 07, 1986

Page

11

Bath group to resume monthly meeting at Langley site

The Concerned Citizens of Aiken County will meet tonight at 7 p.m. in Bath near Langley-Bath-Clearwater Middle School. Rev. Jack Scott leads the group which missed March, and the agenda includes a letter from Elizabeth Cooper about child support inquiries and ongoing lobbying to remove some county and state lawmakers.

Bath Aiken County Jaycee Langley-Bath-Clearwater Middle School Jack Scott Elizabeth Cooper Aiken County Council State Senate House of Representatives

Concerned Parents Push Deconsolidation in North Augusta

North Augusta lawmakers hear from the Concerned Parents of Area 2 requesting a resolution. The group urges council support for school deconsolidation legislation in the state senate. The meeting also considers annexing 35.3 acres north of Bradleyville Road and Audubon Circle.

North Augusta Area 2 State Senate Bradleyville Road Audubon Circle Hammond Hills Elementary

Windsor Council To Meet Tomorrow

Windsor town council schedules its monthly meeting for 7 30 p m tomorrow at the town hall with residents invited to attend.

Windsor

Wagener and Ridge Spring Council Meetings Discuss Several Local Issues

Wagener Town Council meets at 7 30 tonight at the town hall to discuss sewer easements for Corbett School a grant update from the Lower Savannah Council of Governments a town computer system by McCall Thomas Co and an electrical service agreement with Aiken Electric Co op. Ridge Spring Town Council meets at 7 30 p m in the town hall conference room to review funding for the Edgefield County Ridge Spring water line extension and related issues.

Wagener A.L. Corbett Carletha Nesmith Lower Savannah Ridge Spring Edgefield County

Aiken Duo Le Greé Dyson and Marie Osmond Sing On Stage

Le Gree Dyson shared by Marie Osmond on stage at Etherredge Center in Aiken for a lively duet. They performed a playful version of I’m Grazy about a local Oysterette pageant contender who considered herself too young for Miss Oysterette. The crowd teased a possible Mother of Pearl crowning.

Aiken Legree Dyson Marie Osmond Etherredge Center Miss Oysterette

Aiken County Board of Education Proposes $44.5 Million Budget

The preliminary 1986-87 budget plan notes a general fund of about 44.5 million with a 1.9 million deficit, revenue up 5 percent and spending up 10 percent. Expenditures focus on salaries, with 85 87 percent of three funds in salaries, and millage questions loom for EIA local effort.

Aiken County J. Larry Clark Clark EIA Thomas L. Moore Board of Education

Unique Plane At Aiken Airport Draws Breakfast Club

Aviation enthusiasts from across the state converged on Aiken Municipal Airport yesterday between 9 and 10 a.m for a Breakfast Club gathering. The group meets to discuss aviation interests and SC airport development and tourism.

Aiken South Carolina

State House to Discuss USC Aiken Bond and Other Bills

The S C House will debate a state bond bill funding capital improvements including about 8 million for a USC Aiken science building. Senate weighs sovereign immunity limits and medical malpractice cap. Joint sessions to elect Family Court judges and honor Francis Marion College women basketball champions.

S.C House of Representatives Senate Aiken Tom Woodruff R-Aiken USC Aiken USCA Clemson Woodruff House Francis Marion College

Aiken Triple Crown races draw large crowds despite clash

About 17 500 people attended the three events in the Aiken Triple Crown with warm sun and cool moments. The Lobster Race conflicted with the Sulky Races, prompting discussions on dates for next year. The Hunt Meet drew roughly 6 000, the Trials about 7 500, and the Sulky Races 4 000 as temps reached the 80s.

Aiken Aiken Sertoma Club Sertoma Jim Hopkins Aiken Jaycees Jaycee Jim Stewart Stewart Aiken Shrine Club Lobster Race Chuck Martin Martin Lobster Com Lobster Race Committee P.O. Box 11 Stroh’s Aiken Produce Palmetto Federal WBBQ Tri-City Redi-Mix Ski Talk Palmetto Nursery

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