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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 13, 1993

Page

1

SCE&G rate hike hearings draw hostile crowd in Aiken

The South Carolina Public Service Commission heard mostly hostile residents in Aiken County over SCE&G’s request for about a 12 percent rate increase to raise roughly 76 million dollars annually for dividends and investments. The hearing drew about 30 attendees, larger than prior meetings, with a PSC decision expected in June and appeals possible. Senior citizens like A.P. Nivens and Rose Day urged consideration of those on fixed incomes, citing food and medical costs.

South Carolina Public Service Commission Aiken County South Carolina Electric and Gas Company Columbia Charleston Carl McIntosh S.C. Department of Consumer Affairs Sce&g Robert D. Hazel PSC A.P. Nivens Ms. Nivens

Pitfalls Seen In Revamp

State senators held hearings across four sites on proposed government restructuring to cut 130 agencies to about 40. Critics warn of centralization and loss of accountability, while supporters emphasize reducing duplication and waste in South Carolina government.

Kenneth Simmons Columbia Senate Chester Tomson Orangeburg Robert Scarborough Richland Scarborough Florence Clemson University

Engineers reaffirm commitment to SRS expansion in Aiken

Stone Webster Engineering plans to double its Aiken office space at Centre South Executive Park and may add staff, despite DOE cuts to Savannah River Site 1994 budget and workforce. President Ben Charlson said the firm's expansion is pre‑existing and will persist with SRS cleanup involvement.

Aiken Savannah River Ben Charlson Stone Charlson & Webster Engineering Corporation Centre South Executive Park Department of Energy SRS Charlson

Call to share news at 648 2311

Readers are invited to call 648 2311 to submit news items or ideas for reporting. The prompt encourages community involvement and easy direct contact for tips, tips, and story suggestions.

Local Notices Include Names From Georgia and South Carolina

Walter Banks Vidalia Ga Beard Warrenville Nell G Moore Chesterfield Charles EF Williams Aiken details appear on page 3B with the full notice listing involved parties and locations.

Walter Banks Vidalia Gace Beard Warrenville Nell G. Moore Chesterfield Charles EF. Williams Aiken

Aiken Carries Poker Ban To Higher Court

The city of Aiken appeals to the South Carolina Supreme Court to overturn a circuit court ruling barring enforcement of video poker ordinances. Documents were mailed Monday as city officials seek to enforce pending the high court decision while noting possible county ordinance overlap.

Aiken South Carolina Holly Circuit Court Frank Eppes State Supreme Court High Court Columbia Eppes Judge Eppes la Eubanks Bo Glover Eubanks Eubanks County Glover Connell Amusement Harte Aiken County

Teens Turn To LSD And Glue In Drug Survey

A University of Michigan study found LSD use among high school seniors at a seven year high and glue sniffing rising among eighth graders. Among seniors 5.6 percent admitted LSD use, with inhalants at 9.5 percent for eighth graders and 17,000 seniors, 18,000 eighth graders, and 15,000 tenth graders surveyed nationwide.

Detroit Lloyd Johnston University of Michigan Institute For Social Research Johnston

Easement Granted New Signs Easement Granted New Signs

The Aiken City Council unanimously extended a sign moratorium to 60 days allowing new businesses to build signs under the existing ordinance while the Planning Commission studies the issue. Once the new sign ordinance is adopted, new signs must conform immediately to the updated rules.

Aiken Michael Anaclerio

Winter Storm Batters Retail Sales in March

Washington AP reports the Blizzard of 93 drove retail sales down 1 percent in March marking the second straight decline and the worst performance in over two years. Commerce says seasonally adjusted sales reached 166.9 billion with drugstores and most sectors posting drops. Analysts had expected February to remain unchanged.

Washington Commerce Department

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