Courthouse History Shapes Aiken County Space Solutions
The 101 year old Aiken County Courthouse, built in 1881, has spurred multiple studies and renovations from 1934 to 1982. Committees chaired by Toole Trapp Hill and others examined relocation, modernization, and potential new facilities while judges criticized cramped jury rooms and fixed witness stands.
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Aiken County Court House
Augusta
R.W. McGrath
J.W. Woodward
Barnwell County
Willis Irving
Aiken County Buildings Committee
Earle Holley
Frampton Toole
Michael Wong
Jay Chait
Space Management Consultants Inc
Stathy Verenes
Alan Harmon
Frank al
Exander
Mary Mittelberg
Julia Moore
Sue Roe
Julian Salley
Marshall Cain
Aiken County Council
Billie K. Trapp
Homer McGee
Medwell Hill
Walter C. Guy
Aiken Chamber of Commerce
Weems
East Aiken
Wade Brodie
Hampton and
Laurens Streets
Law Enforcement Assistance Administration
Wells Hutchinson Law & Associates
Aiken County
Richland Avenue
Second Circuit
Rodney A. Peeples
Peeples
Aiken
Julius Baggett
Baggett
Builders Seek Federal Help For Housing Rebound
Washington AP builders and sellers urge more federal aid beyond Reagan Housing Commission proposals as housing finance changes loom. The report notes March new single family home sales at the lowest annual rate in two decades, signaling ongoing industry distress.
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Washington
Reagan
Housing Commission
Young 12 Year Old to Become University Graduate
Jay Luo, aged 12, will graduate from Boise State University in mathematics this June, aiming for post graduate work at Stanford. He enrolled at age nine and, in three years, earned the bachelor of science with a B plus average.
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Boise, Idaho
Jay Luo
U.S
Luo
Boise State University
Stanford University
Robert Hughes
Boise State
Larry Burke
Zong Luo
Hewlett- Packard
Boise
Auto Losses Show Drop In Early 1982 Quarter
Detroit AP reports U.S. automakers lost 128.2 million dollars in the first quarter of this year down from 600 million the prior year. Analysts say conditions will improve but remain unimpressive despite the decline. Harvey Heinbach of Merrill Lynch comments that results will be better than the last two years but not cheering.
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Detroit
U.S
Harvey Heinbach
Merrill Lynch
Pierce, Fenner & Smith, Inc
New York
U.S. Nears Public Support for Britain Over Falklands
Washington moves to abandon strict neutrality as the Reagan administration drafts a statement backing Britain in the Falklands dispute with Argentina. State Department officials warn Haig may still push his plan to avert war while Senate votes 79 to 1 urging withdrawal of Argentine troops.
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Reagan
Britain
Argentina
Falklands Islands
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Associated Press
Dean Fischer
State Department
Alexander M. Haig Jr
Senate
Jesse Helms
R-N.c
Falklands
Haig
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