North Augusta sewer trunk line sparks debate in Belvedere area
At a public meeting in North Augusta residents heard claims the city would charge high rates and lack representation if a sewer trunk line serves Belvedere and Clearwater. Officials discussed two proposed lines Storm Branch and Willow Springs with county funding and EPA grants potentially lowering bills, while noting residents would repay local funds through rates.
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North Augusta
McKenzie
Clearwater
Belvedere
Don Hartwig
Aiken County
City of
Hartwig
PSA
Environmental Protection Agency
Willow Springs
County Council
EPA
State Department of Health and Environmental Control
Breezy Hill
Aiken
W. Scott Barnes
Coca-Cola unveils new formula in New York media event
Coca-Cola at Lincoln Center announced a reformulated 12 ounce Coke with smoother taste as rivals Pepsi and Royal Crown react. Analysts note only subtle differences, with the old formula to be phased out by Memorial Day. Pepsi declares a holiday for its 2,000 U.S. employees and runs ads claiming Coke bowed to the Pepsi challenge.
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New York
New Heights
Coca-Cola Co
Lincoln Center
Coke
Pepsi
Coca- Cola
Coca-Cola
Roberto Goizueta
Goizueta
Pepsico Inc
New York Times
Roger Enrico
Pepsi- Cola U.S
Enrico
Pepsi USA
Central Park
Times Square
Beverage Industry
David Goldman
E.F. Hutton & Co
Donald Keough
Royal Crown
Atlanta
Third Suspect Referred To Court In Teen Shooting Case
Leonard Andrew Floyd 22 of Graniteville was referred to Aiken County General Sessions Court by Magistrate Max Meek. He joins brothers Darryl Floyd 25 of Aiken and Wayne Davis 20 of West Columbia charged in the April last year shooting. The victim was found last month in a Cold Creek area shallow grave. Floyd provided information leading investigators.
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Aiken County
General Sessions Court
Aiken
Max Meek
Leonard Andrew Floyd
Graniteville
General Sessions
Floyd
Darryl J. Floyd
Wayne Lloyd Davis
West Columbia
Cold Creek
Leonard Floyd
Sheriff's Department
Wayne Huff
Aiken County Board of Education Opened Facilities to State Review
CPAHS Wants Money Slay also informed the gathering that the Aiken County Board of Education voluntarily opened its doors to the state department of education and invited them to look at the county's facilities. We opened our doors and said, tell us how bad we really are, and that's why we have so many schools on probation, board chairman Robert Slay said. If all districts had done that we'd probably be much higher up on the list. Slay said the board would consider the proposal when the time came for the decision to be made, and added that public opinion would also be a factor in that decision.
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Slay
Aiken County
Robert Slay
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