Aiken ARTS plan widens to include more areas
The ARTS urban transportation study expands to cover Aiken, Columbia, and Richmond counties. Proposals focus on Martin town Road widening, Bobby Jones Expressway extension to U.S. 25, and Whiskey Road studies, with other projects like S.C. 302 and U.S. 1 widening and the Western Connector also under consideration.
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Aiken
Columbia
Richmond
Aiken County
North Augusta
Horse Creek Valley
South Carolina
Augusta
Addy
Georgia
Martintown Road
U.S. 25
Whiskey Road
Pine Log
Silver Bluff
U.S. 1
S.C. 118
SC and DOE reach agreement over Savannah River L-Reactor safeguards
South Carolina attorney general says DOE will expand protections at the Savannah River Plant to all reactors, reduce hot water discharges, restore wetlands, and study health impacts. If finalized, the deal ends the lawsuit and becomes a binding court order.
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DOE
Georgia
South Carolina
I T
Savannah Basin
Savannah River
Medlock
TEC Showcases Future of Technical Jobs at Aiken TEC
Aiken Technical College hosts a weekend event to reflect on a decade of open access to technical careers and to explore upcoming market needs. Activities include seminars on career choices and job searches, tours of a High Tech CNC Machine Tool Trailer, a state weld-off, exhibits, and demonstrations of solar collectors, microcomputers, and student projects. Alumni and friends may join the new alumni association at 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. tomorrow.
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Aiken County
Aiken Technical College
Aiken Tec
Japan
France
West Germany
Soviet Union
Ashley J. Little
TEC
Friends of
Recreation earns praise from Aiken official at Kiwanis meeting
John Green, director of the Aiken Recreation Department, told the Kiwanis Club that recreation services foster individual happiness and community growth. He cited federal funding come and go, noted 113 state departments serving 2.8 million people, and highlighted ongoing refurbishments and the Hopeland Garden Summer Concert Series with 19 concerts planned this year. Green urged broader child play areas, parent involvement, and imaginative playgrounds. The meeting also featured USC-Aiken coach Randy Warrick naming Steve Wiggins and Danny Frangos as Kiwanis players of the week and year.
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John Green
Aiken
Columbia
Greenville
Green
Clemson
Hopeland Garden
North Augusta
American Association of University Women
Michael Anaclerio
Usc-Aiken
Randy Warrick
Kiwanis Club
Steve Wiggins
Garner
N.C
Mike Strickland
Danny Frangos
Aiken Kiwanis Club
Ramada Inn
Arthur W
Buzz) Rich
Aiken County Grants Two Extensions on 4 Percent Agricultural Rule
Aiken County Council extended filing deadlines for two individuals missing the 1982 4 percent agricultural tax assessment. James E. Ison estate of Willie Beard and James and Mrs. Jones receive until May 20 to file citing illness and address changes respectively. Also approved a $2.5 million note for Charter Terminal Company to build a bulk terminal at I 20 and US 25.
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Aiken County
James E. Ison
Willie M. Beard
James Jones
Charter Terminal Company
I-20
U.S. 25
Correction Birth Notice for Lee Taylor Nelson
A corrected birth reading notes Lee Taylor Nelson born April 12 at University Hospital Augusta. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. D Zane Nelson and the paternal grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Frank E Nelson and the maternal grandson of Mr. and Mrs Ralph Lee Phillips.
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Aiken Standard
Lee Taylor Nelson
D. Zane Nelson
Frank E. Nelson
Ralph Lee Phillips
University Hospital, Augusta
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Heritage
Crane 66
Lauren
Featuring
Bermuda
Georgia-Carolina
Children’s Inn
Regency Mall
National Hills
George Westofer
Regency
Bobby Kelly
Bob Cothran
Laney Barbershop
Augusta Symphony
Laney
Whiz Kids
Brent
Brooke Lundy
Gariane Phillips
Judith King
Potter
Betty Lewis
Annie Mae Ford
Bobby Kelley
Value Headquarters
Sunkist
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Siey
Raiphauten
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