Safety Belts for South Carolina seeks smashing success stories
The statewide coalition invites motorist injury avoidance stories with a chance to receive a bright red T shirt and bumper sticker. Submit via phone or mail. photos welcome, entries not returnable. Also availability of forms from the C A T Coroner’s Awareness Team and contact Sue Townsend. NEW ELLENTON council to discuss upcoming community cleanup and condemnations at 7 p.m. 200 Main Street.
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South Carolina
P.O
Columbia
C.A.T
Sue Townsend
Aiken County
Aiken
New Ellenton
Main Street
East Pine Street
Lynn Jeancake
Windsor Town Budget Second Reading Set for Tomorrow
Windsor town officials will discuss the proposed budget for the coming year at 7:30 p.m. tomorrow during the second reading at the town hall on Mount Beulah Road. Thelma Blackmon notes committee reports will also be presented.
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Windsor
Thelma Blackmon
Mount Beulah Road
USC Aiken newspaper earns national first class honor
The Pacer Times earned a First Class Honor from the National Scholastic Press Association for 1985 85, with a distinction for exceptional coverage of student related center spread features. Laura Turnbull led center spreads and will edit 1986 87. The Times prints 1600 copies.
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USC Aiken
National Scholastic Press Association
NSPA
Laura Turnbull
Aiken Standard
the Times
American Scholastic Press Association
Tanya Swint
USC Aiken to Offer Computer Literacy for Adults
The Office of Continuing Education at USC Aiken will offer Computer Literacy for Adults beginning Aug 18. Prof. Rick Huston will teach an intro to microcomputers with hands on practice on IBM PCs, covering Wordstar PC File III PC-Calc and database management. Classes run 6 9 p.m. Aug 18 20 25 27 in Room 109. cost 59 dollars.
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Office of Continuing Education
USC Aiken
Rick Huston
Computer Sciences
USCA
Dr Martin H Zwerling interview on Channel 12 noon Tuesday
Dr Martin H Zwerling will appear on Channel 12 at noon Tuesday to discuss his Redbook article on Can cones and answer questions on the topic. The Society for Prevention of Cruelty to Animals responded to a call Thursday night about a timber rattlesnake found in a yard on Chime Bell Church Road. Elizabeth H Lee, 84, used a hoe to ward off the snake as it moved toward her steps. the snake measured about five feet, three inches wide with nine rattlers.
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Martin H. Zwerling
Channel 12
Redbook
Society For Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
Chime Bell Church Road
Elizabeth H. Lee
Aiken Council to discuss porno ordinance and reviews
The Aiken City Council will meet Monday at 7:30 p.m. to discuss pornography ordinance updates including adding video items to restricted lists and establishing a regular ordinance-review procedure. Also on the agenda are annexation of 29.1 acres to Woodside Plantation, a camp trailer permit at the mile track center, Centre South Apartments Phase I plans, a McDonald’s development, the annual city report, and landscaping plans.
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Aiken
Fred B. Cavanaugh
Cavanaugh
Department of Public Safety
Palmetto Service Corp
Woodside Plantation
Centre South
Tindal Upset By Lyng Reply In Drought Aid Clash
South Carolina Agriculture Commissioner Les Tindal voiced disappointment after a private Washington meeting with Agriculture Secretary Richard Lyng. Tindal said Lyng bluntly refused to aid soybean farmers while southern officials pressed for more crop insurance support and new federal funding for pasture revival, reseeding, and loan programs. Relief hay shipments poured into the Southeast, with thousands of farmers benefiting as donors from across the country contributed. A Texas charity delivered hay to Anderson and Starr Elementary, aiding drought-stricken families and students.
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Les Tindal
Southeastern Agriculture Commissioners
Richard Lyng
Reagan
Columbia
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Lyng
Washington
Florida
Alabama
North Carolina
Southeast
Congress
South Texas
Dean
Don Kennemer
Alice
Texas
Anderson
Ivo
Don Bates
Ohio
Starr Elementary
Bates
West Virginia
Ivain
National Night Out Encourages Porch Vigil Across Cities
Law enforcement officials urge residents to sit on porches with lights on from 8 to 9 p m Tuesday as National Night Out enters its third year. About 20 million people are expected to participate nationwide, with Aiken County agencies among active supporters and volunteers from other departments urged to join next year.
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Aiken County
Newlyweds in Law Enforcement Face Shift Challenges
Ridge Spring officers Bob and Chris Steadman, both 28, marry after meeting on duty. They plan to handle possible safety conflicts from working different shifts and discuss moving to different hours if needed. Their bond strengthens as they balance training, home life, and career demands.
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Ridge Spring
Bob
Chris Steadman
Aiken Department of Public Safety
Steadman
Chris
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