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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1985
Page
6
A staff survey asks readers across towns about baseball players going on strike. Responses vary from opposition for players high earnings to support for action to push for higher pay, with fans citing concern for jobs and viewing merit.
Dr. Robert W. Paskel, superintendent of the Consolidated School District of Aiken County, told the North Augusta Rotary Club that teamwork is essential to raise the district image. He cited CTBS and Cognitive Skills Test results and urged funding, facilities upkeep, and a model teacher incentive program bringing $500,000 into the county. He stressed placing certified teachers in every classroom, focusing on math and science. The Rotary meets Tuesdays at Quincy’s in North Augusta.
Fannie Mae announced tougher credit rules aimed at boosting equity and ensuring buyers have sufficient income. Restrictions on seller credits and parent assistance may curb first time buyers and buy down options while potentially reducing foreclosures. Texas remains the state with the highest foreclosures, including 1500 held in Houston.
Fannie Mae releases tighter rules for loans with low down payments. Minimum 5 percent cash down and co-borrower occupancy rules apply. ARMs without rate caps and graduated payment plans are restricted. Contributions limited to 3 or 6 percent of price or value. New standards take effect Oct. 15.
Palmetto Federal partners with Kroger to offer a new bank office at Crossroads Market North Augusta open Monday through Friday 10am to 8pm Saturday 10am to 4pm. Grand opening prizes include 500 and 300 shopping sprees and 200 in Kroger steaks with a 4:00 pm August 10 drawing.
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