Aiken’s Dean Julian Salley Jr Reaches Ninety Milestone
Editorial notes celebrate Julian B. Salley Jr born 1912 in Aiken as a longtime lawyer and civic leader. He served in World War II, helped found local firms, and earned Man of the Year honors in 1983. Salley pursued scuba diving and underwater photography later in life, sharing color images with civic groups.
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Salley
Aiken’s
Julian Salley
Aiken
Eulalie Chafee Salley
South Carolina
Citadel
University of South Carolina Law School
Henderson and Salley
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Pal‘etto Golf Club
Stevenson, McClelland Foundation
Aiken Preparatory School
SPCA
Red Cross
Green Boundary Club
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
American College of Trial Lawyers
Mr. Salley
Dorcey Lybrand
Leonard Williamson
Six Points
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Harris
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Houndslake
Henderson Johnson
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Allen Standard Publisher Staff Page Noted
A listing shows Scott B. Hunter as Publisher and Jeffrey B. Wallace as Editor with executive roles for advertising production and circulation. The page names Emblems such as Art Zappa and Ellen C. Priest along with managing editor Timothy E. O Briane and production director Phillip Yates.
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Scott B. Hunter
Jeffrey B. Wallace
Art Zappa
Ellen C. Priest
Timothy E. O'Briane
Phillip Yates
Deborah Dyches
J. David Boyd
Letitia Jefferson
Aiken Technical College Sees Rise in Enrollment and Lottery Aid
From the office window, admissions and financial aid lines grow as ATC expects more fall students aided by the South Carolina Lottery Tuition Assistance Program. The program offers up to 468 dollars for full-time and 39 dollars per credit hour for part-time students.
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Aiken Technical College
ATC
Wilow
South Carolina
Technical College
Aiken County
CSRA
Appreciation for Air Conditioning Through the Years
A reader reflects on Willis Carrier and the impact of air conditioning since its invention. The letter recalls hot summers, the shift to climate controlled offices and homes, and how comfort has shaped productivity and daily life, concluding with contact details for the newspaper.
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Willis Haviland Carrier
Washington, D.C
Arlington Cemetery
Letters CNTA answers plutonium questions
J Malvyn McKibben writes that forecasting processing dates for plutonium at SRS is hard due to mega project delays funding cycles and changing administrations. He argues shipments and storage pose no danger, citing 40 tons safely handled over 50 years by DOE and SRS.
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Joey Mets
SRS
DOE
Congress
Bush
South Carolina
WSRC
J. Malvyn
Mal) McKibben
Citizens For Nuclear Technology
Awarene
Farm letter opposes USDA hotel conference center funding
Aiken resident Kathy R. White objects to USDA funds proposed for a hotel and conference center near Hunter's Glen, arguing taxpayers nationwide would pay and rural farmers face hunger. She urges others to contact representatives to oppose the project and asks if funds should instead aid those in need.
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Hunter’s Glen
Bonsi Patel
USDA
Kathy R. White Aiken
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