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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 27, 1994

Page

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Rollingwood Drainage Project Awaits County Funding

Aiken plans a 650000 storm water drainage project in Rollingwood Road but needs 247000 from Aiken County to begin. City manager Steven T. Thompson notes state funds 130000 are secured. county funds remain pending after bond funds were redirected. The project will require a 10 foot diameter pipe and partial road closure on East Rollingwood Road, with residents preferring this plan over a previously proposed route.

Aiken Rollingwood Road Aiken County Steven T. Thompson Joan Wilson Ms. A Said Kalmia Hill Thompson

Mandela votes as blast hits Johannesburg area airport

Nelson Mandela casts his first vote in South Africa's landmark election while a bombing at Johannesburg's international airport shocks the nation. Police report 18 injuries, a white suspect questioned, as right wing extremists vow violence against a black-led government amid the vote and rising bombings casualties.

Johannesburg South Africa Nelson Mandela Mandela Durban African National Congress

Obituary Snippet and Local Front Page Notes

Fragmentary front page items mention obituaries and local notices. The readable text lists sections such as Local Front Movies Sports Weather and a partial horoscope theme with names partially visible. No clear events or individuals are fully identifiable from the excerpt.

Weekend Weather Outlook Promises Warm Sun and Possible Rain

The National Weather Service in Bush Field reports a subtropical high offshore keeping rain chances low through the weekend. Expect higher than normal temperatures, comfortable nights in the 50s, and a small chance of thunderstorms late Saturday or Sunday as models show uncertainty about the summer pattern.

David Matson National Weather Service Bush Field Matson Oklahoma-Texas Panhandle

Aiken County School Budget Seeks 10.6 Mill Increase

The Aiken County Board of Education tentatively adopts a 1994 95 budget proposing a 10.6 mill hike to fund raises library materials and security. A $100 000 home would pay about 43 more per year if the Legislative Delegation approves the tax increase.

Aiken County Co Aiken County Inease Williamson Glover Hickson Board of Education Columbia Tommy Moore D-Clear

County committee weighs road improvement criteria

Aiken County coe Committee discussed criteria for setting road priorities with Public Works Director Alvin Bryan and County Engineer Joe Berry. Berry described a scoring system based on traffic, road conditions, costs, school bus and postal routes, with deductions for wet lands and bridge and dam costs. The panel will tour a potential maintenance road in May and awaits a state approved county transportation plan and funding.

Aiken County Coe Committee Wny Alvin Bryan Joe Berry Berry Robert Bell

Call to share news ideas at area desk

Readers are invited to contribute news tips by calling the desk at 648 2311 to share ideas, events, or information for potential reporting. Callers are asked to provide clear details and contact methods for follow up.

Local Notables Linked Across South Carolina Page 13A

A clipped society note lists individuals from Edgefield Williston Beech Island Spartanburg Warrenville and Johnston including Fred Doolittle Mattie Garber Robert Jessie H Johnson William Swearingen and James Vance with reference to further details on page 13A.

Fred Doolittle Edgefield Mattie Garber Williston Robert Jessie Beech Island A H. Johnson Spartanburg William D. Swearingen Warrenville James Vance Johnston

Legislators stall on settling rebel flag issue

In Columbia last week legislators heard public views but stalled this week on a solution to the Confederate battle flag. A series of competing proposals were carried over, leaving most bills dead until next year. The dispute centers on whether the flag should remain atop the Statehouse or be removed.

Columbia Sen Greg Gregory R-Lancaster Senate Judiciary Subcommittee Statehouse Georgia Mississippi South Carolina

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