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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1982
Page
1
Industrial Expansion Plans to Add Jobs in Aiken County
National Southern Corp. plans an 8,400 square foot expansion at its S.C. 19 plant, doubling size and creating 15 to 25 new jobs within 15 months. Charter Management Inc. weighs a $2.5 million gasoline and diesel storage terminal near I-20, County officials say about 12 jobs would result. Both seek industrial revenue bond assistance from Aiken County Council.
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Aiken County
National Southern Corp
S.C. 19
Charter Management Inc
National Southern
Arnold Polland
Polland
Charter
I-20
W. Scott Barnes
Industrial Park Gas Boost From New Valve Station
Aiken City Council unanimously approved a 60 by 40 foot easement for Carolina Pipeline Company to connect with SCE&G and increase natural gas to Aiken Industrial Park by 125 percent. The project includes a new valve station to regulate pressure and boost flow. Mayor Weeks tasked the city manager to coordinate details with the gas company.
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Aiken
Carolina Pipeline Company Inc
South Carolina Electric & Gas Company
Carolina Pipeline
Sce&g
Odell Weeks
Roland Windham
Hastings Wyman
Wyman
Two Fires In Aiken Under Routine Investigation
Two fires over the weekend remain under routine investigation per Brunson Cromer of the Aiken Department of Public Safety. A Farmers and Merchants Bank branch on Whiskey Road closed for about two weeks after an early Friday fire. A downtown warehouse fire Sunday night was contained and did not spread. The incidents have not yet been assigned to the special arson task force.
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Brunson Cromer
Aiken Department of Public Safety
Farmers and Merchants Bank
Whiskey Road
Aiken Department of Public Safes
Cromer
Aiken
Hopelands Brochure Earns City Council Backing in Aiken
City Manager Roland Windham praised the Hopeland Gardens brochure as unanimously approved. The color brochure costing 8000 dollars will be distributed by the South Carolina Tourism Division with funding split between the state grant and the City of Aiken. Ed Hudak and Sarah Caskey led photography and copy while Crowson Stone Printing of Columbia produced 30000 brochures. Hopelands, bequeathed by Mrs. C Oliver Iselin, sits at Whiskey Road and Dupree Place featuring gardens, an outdoor theater, and the Aiken Thoroughbred Racing Hall of Fame open daily.
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Windham
Aiken
Wilbur Smith & Associates
Federal Aviation Administration
FAA
Palmetto Service Corporation
Briarcliff
Pine Log
Summerall
Griffin & Wade
Aiken Parks Commission
Kershaw Street
N.E
Roland Windham
Hopeland Garderns
S.C. Tourism Division
Chambers of Commerce
Michael Strickland
Strickland
Ed Hudak
Lower
Savannah
Crowson-Stone Printing
Columbia
Crowson-Stone
Hopelands
C. Oliver Iselin
Hopeland Gardens
City of
Mutineers Seize Radio Seychelles Threaten 200 Hostages
In Seychelles a mutiny by discontent soldiers targets senior officers. They seized Radio Seychelles, imposed a 24 hour curfew, and threaten to kill 200 hostages if loyalist forces attack. Civil streets emptied amid curfew and roadblocks in Victoria Mahe.
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Nairobi
Kenya
Seychelles
Indian Ocean
France
Albert Rene
British Broadcasting Corp
London
Radio
BBC
Victoria
Mahe
United Way Sets 1982 Goal At 707200 In Aiken County
The United Way of Aiken County Inc. announces a 1982 campaign goal of 707200 to support 25 agencies. Campaign Chairman Steve Griffin notes a 4 percent rise over last year and that two new agencies will be aided this year the Coalition to Assist Abused Persons and the S C Literacy Association. The Advanced Gifts division began Aug 12 with a 10 percent target to be reached by Sept 16.
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United Way of Aiken County Inc
Steve Griffin
Griffin
Coalition To Assist
S.C. Literacy Association
Advanced Gifts
United Way
Jim Lambright
FMC Corporation
Lambright
Bob Brinkman
Harvey Hubbell
Chuck Ensor
Amoco Foam Products
Bob Hrubala
Owens- Corning Fiberglas
Bill Johnson
Graniteville Company
Tom Maurice
Southeastern Clay
Dennis Quinn
Kimberly-Clark Corporation
Charlie Spainhour
FMC
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