First Phase of Aiken County Courthouse Demolition Underway
D. H. Griffin Wrecking Company of Greensboro wins a 3750 dollar contract to demolish the Family Court Building and youth services wing. Work must finish by early September with crews moved to the courthouse agriculture wing. design by Wells Law Group Architects.
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Aiken County Court House
D.H. Griffin Wrecking Company
Greensboro
N.C
D. McDonald Law
Wells Law Group Architects Inc
Aiken County
Augusta
R.W. McGrath
J.W. Woodward
Barnwell County
Morrison-Knudsen Wins $100 Million Savannah River Projects Contract
Morrison-Knudsen of Boise Idaho has won a 100 million contract to build the vitrification building for the Defense Waste Processing Facility and the naval fuel materials facility at the Savannah River Plant. The DWPF is 900 million and the NFMF about 200 million with 80 million and 20 million respectively. Construction begins 1984 with 250 to 300 workers for the NFMF and up to 1000 at peak for the DWPF. Du Pont remains overall contractor. Morrison-Knudsen provides construction management. site work funded in part by Congress.
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Morrison-Knudsen Company
Savannah River
Boise
Idaho
Defense
Naval Fuel Materials
DWPF
NFMF
Congress
du Pont
SRP
Lewis
Morrison-Knudsen
United States
Nation at Risk calls for higher teacher and public expectations
The National Commission on Excellence in Education released A Nation at Risk after two years of study. It argues that raising expectations for teachers and parents can lift U S education, while noting rapid social changes as a key challenge to schools and a need for reform within the teaching profession.
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America
National Commission On Excellence In Education
Terrel H. Bell
Teachers cite reforms as Nation at Risk sparks talk
Aiken educators and USC Aiken officials note the Nation at Risk report prompts calls for reform in teacher prep programs. The chief issue is a heavy emphasis on education methods over subject content, with many education courses taking up 41 percent of credits.
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Nancy K. Staley
Usc-Aiken
Staley
USCA
Aiken County
Education Task Force
Schools of Education
U.S
Star vehicle Woody returns to Aiken amid Chiefs miniseries buzz
Victoria Tennant the British born actress drives Woody the 1940 Ford in the CBS Chiefs miniseries set in the 20s to 60s. The vehicle was loaned for filming at 25 dollars a day plus travel allowance with 43 years of family service recorded by owners Karl and Edna Herde. Woody, one of only a few in the Southeast, is joined by a 1927 Model T in background scenes as stars pose and autograph the door.
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Woody
Victoria Tennant
Aiken
Victoria
Trish Lee
Stephen Collins
Karl Herde
Chester
Herde
Edna
Robert Mitchum
Collins
Mrs. Herde
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