County Budget Work Begins in Aiken Council Session
Aiken County Council opens its 1993 budget work session with a proposed 23.1 million dollar FY 1993 budget, two revenue measures. reinstate 15 per vehicle road fee and a 12.8 mill tax hike, possibly reduced by seven mills if the road fee passes. a 1.8 million general obligation bond is on the agenda to fund FY 93 public works and drainage projects. session at Council Chambers on Richland Avenue.
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Aiken
William M. Shepherd
Council
Richland Avenue
Aiken County Board to Discuss Tactics Alternatives
The Aiken County Board of Education will meet at 7 p.m. in Leavelle McCampbell Middle School cafeteria to consider Infusion and READS as replacements for the controversial Tactics for Thinking. The session covers in service training under Target 2000 and other district business.
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Aiken
Board of Education
Bill Burkhalter
Larry Clark
North Augusta High
Gloverville Elementary
Wagener-Salley
Aiken County Native Named Simpsonville City Administrator
Garry R. Smith of Langley moves from Bamberg County to Simpsonville where he will serve as city administrator. He signed a three year contract with automatic renewal and aims to guide the 13,300 resident city toward growth by 2000. He is a USC Aiken and USC public administration graduate with prior local government experience.
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Aiken County
Garry R. Smith
Simpsonville
Smith
Bamberg County
Aiken
J. Roland Smith
D-Langley
Langley-Bath-Clearwater High School
USC Aiken
USC
Department of Social Services
Adult Development Center
Aiken Considers Tree and Landscape Ordinance
The Aiken City Council reviews a proposed ordinance to protect significant and specimen trees on commercial developments. It sets landscaping at 20 percent for commercial sites and 40 percent for multi family builds, with tree replacement rules and a planting strip requirement.
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Aiken
Edwin C
Ed) Evans
Eer
Evans
Clearwater Commissioner Resigns From Water Board
Clearwater two term commissioner John Palmer resigns citing failing health and untrue stories in the community. He faced scrutiny after an independent audit showed potential losses and billing issues under prior administration, prompting protests from area volunteers.
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Clearwater
Clearwater Water and Sewer District
John Palmer
Palmer
Thomas L. Moore
Windsor
Nonagaile Townsend
Commission
South Carolina Law Enforcement Division
Pam Smith
Clearwater Fire Department
Fire Department
Cancer Society warns of look alike charities
The American Cancer Society warns of look alike cancer charities that imitate its name and fundraising tactics. Some operate from mail solicitations with vague addresses and even pose in Atlanta. The release urges donors to verify legitimacy and avoid confusion during fundraising drives.
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Cancer Society
American Society For the Control of Cancer
American Cancer Society
Atlanta
So- Robert Sciety
John M. Roberts
Aiken County
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