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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1985
Page
12
A detailed forecast shows fair and mild nights with lows ranging from the mid 40s to the upper 60s and sunny to mostly sunny days. Highs mostly in the 80s with some near 90 in the Midlands and Columbia. Expect a brief chance of showers Thursday and Friday in parts of the area.
The Rev. Kuczma describes wartime suffering in a labor camp and fighting in Manchuria before returning to Poland in 1946 to study at Warsaw Theological Seminary. He notes funding from Columbia Sweden to support printing Christian materials and Bibles, aided by Pastor Glenn Anderson and a historic United Methodist Church presence since 1918.
The council adopted a resolution April 2 calling for a public hearing on providing sewer service via the Willow Springs line to connect to the Horse Creek Waste Water Treatment Plant. Sponsors Lawana McKenzie J Michael Toole and Marilyn Smith note area involvement and potential EPA guideline compliant charges. Local water districts may develop neighborhood collection systems if trunk line is built, with county funds and possible EPA state matching funds aiding construction.
Aiken hosts a packed Sesquicentennial program May 5 through May 11 featuring the Sesquicentennial Auction at H Odell Weeks Activities Center the Aiken Track Club race bicycle tours and the arrival of the Statue of Liberty Wagon Train from Wagoner. Gala Ball at Jaycee Exhibition Hall and religious heritage events at churches follow.
Susan Vogt notes insurers fear a reckoning as verdicts rise against them. Manville Corp. faces claims from school boards and building owners potentially exceeding 50 billion dollars, with health-related claims already at 12.5 billion.
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