USPS jeep rollover injures North Augusta woman
Martha Ann Winburn 44 of 1804 Georgia Ave was treated at University Hospital Augusta after her USPS jeep overturned on KnobCone Avenue near Wellington Drive around 6 45 am Michael Allen Key of 2013 Wellington Drive was turning left onto KnobCone Avenue and Key was charged with failing to yield right of way.
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Augusta
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Georgia Ave
KnobCone Avenue
Wellington Drive
Michael Allen Key
Tim Hoffman
Key
Hoffman
City Sanitation Schedules Adjust for Good Friday
North Augusta and Aiken sanitation departments close Friday for Good Friday. Friday garbage will be picked up Thursday while Thursday collection moves to Wednesday. Friday’s normal pickup is cancelled. Regular trash collection resumes Monday, April 20.
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Salley Town Council Discusses Dinner Waterworks Workmen
The Salley town council last night planned an appreciation dinner for helpers of the Chitlin Strut to be held Thursday April 23 at 8 p.m. in the school cafeteria. They also reviewed waterworks progress and the possibility of obtaining workman's compensation for town employees.
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Salley
Windsor Sets Dates for Fish Fry and Post Office Dedication
Windsor Town Council announced two events. A fish fry is scheduled for April 25 by the town recreation department. An open house and dedication ceremony for the new post office will be held on May 17.
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Windsor
Winsor
DOE to announce site for new reactor by July
The Department of Energy may pick Savannah River Plant or another site in Idaho or Washington for a $48 billion fuel reactor. Construction could employ up to 5,000 workers over ten years, ensuring steady plutonium and tritium production for weapons.
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Derrick
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Hodel
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Les Aspin
Armed Services
Congress
Armed Services Committee
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Strom Thurmond
R-S.c
Senate Armed Services Committee
MacNeil Examines Effects Of TV On Society
Broadcast journalist Robert MacNeil spoke at USC Aiken on television’s influence, contrasting UK public broadcasting with US audience maximization. He warned that rapid information condenses perception, reshapes editing rules, and can oversimplify complex issues while noting positive links and the presidency’s evolving prominence.
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USC Aiken
MacNeil
John Lehrer
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United States
United Kingdom
Congress
John F. Kennedy
New Ellenton to Buy Diesel Garbage Truck for Safety
New Ellenton council decided to finance a $47,141.85 diesel garbage truck from NCNB with a 120 day arrival, keeping the old unit as backup. The FCC has two applications to build an FM station, while street paving set for Myrtle Street Jackson Avenue Camel Street and Porter Avenue by September. Council also approved a dictaphone purchase for meetings and a keeper for Police Chief Paul Parker.
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Jack Almond
Almond
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Randy Shaw
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Aiken
Blessed FM
Shaw
Millard Howington
Myrtle Street
Jackson Avenue
Camel Street
Porter Avenue
Paul Parker
Johnston Council Revises Budget and Renames Dogwood Lane
Johnston town budget draft sets next year at 510244 dollars with possible changes from across the board salary increases or a 23000 dollar budget amendment. councilors consider funding requests from the Dixie Youth League and the Jaycees while renaming Dogwood Lane after a residents hearing.
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Upper Savannah
Bill Rauton
Johnston Dixie Youth League
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Johnston Jaycees
Council
Gene Moyer
Dixie Youth League
Jaycees
Department of Health and Environmental Control
Mike Casey
Charles Lucas
Aiken Updates Its Affirmative Action Plan For Years
Aiken confirms an updated three year affirmative action plan to boost minority and female hiring. City Manager Windham cites 34 percent minority workforce and active recruitment through S C Employment Security Office Aiken Technical College USC Aiken and S C State College. Turnover last year included 32 resignations and 24 of 37 new hires were minorities or women. exit interviews reveal higher pay as a main reason to leave.
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Roland H. Windham
Windham
Savannah River
Wackenhut
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