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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 18, 1986

Page

11

Green Ville Upstate bumper stickers link candidates deny role

In Greenville Upstate bumper stickers favor Republican Carroll Campbell and Democrat Nick Theodore as a gubernatorial ticket. Both campaigns deny involvement with the distribution. Campbell’s manager Warren Tompkins and Theodore aide Walter Huff say they have seen no such material or control others who might print it. Campbell heads a ticket with Tom My Hartnett for lieutenant governor while Theodore teams with Mike Daniel for governor.

Greenville Carroll Campbell Nick Theodore Upstate Campbell Warren Tompkins Theodore Walter Huff Tommy Hartnett Mike Daniel

North Augusta Council to review Community Center fee changes

The North Augusta City Council will study a fee structure change for the new Community Center. The item arose from a study session held two weeks earlier after a protest by several residents. Council meetings occur on the second floor of the Municipal Building at 400 E Buena Vista Ave.

North Augusta E. Buena Vista Ave

Hollings backs SC highway projects for federal funding

U S Senate Public Works leaders endorse including the Florence Myrtle Beach interstate connector and Bobby Jones Expressway expansion in the Federal Highway Act. The plan would allow 90 percent federal funding with 10 percent state match, aiding North Augusta Belvedere and Clearwater growth as the loop connects I 20 via Martinez and Belvedere. If approved the Bobby Jones project could start within a year. The report also notes East Aiken Elementary PTO enrollment, a school store sale, and a dental research program for thirteen area schools with parent signups tomorrow.

Columbia U.S. Senate Public Works Florence Myrtle Beach South Carolina Ernest Hollings Hollings Senate Environment and Public Works Committee State Department of Highways and Public Transportation North Augusta Belvedere Clearwater Augusta Martinez Geora Charles Martin Aiken County Bobby Jones

Standard corrects drivers named for Graniteville hay truck

The Aiken Standard corrects that Lee Willing is the director of purchasing and transportation and Norman Trotter is transportation manager, not the truck drivers in a Sunday report about a Graniteville Company hay delivery. The newspaper regrets the error and any inconvenience caused.

The Aiken Standard Lee Willing Norman Trotter Graniteville Company Willing Trotter Standard

Full Classrooms Expected As New School Year Begins

Aiken County anticipates enrollment rising by about 300 students to roughly 22,250 as new schools fill. Officials say classes will not be overcrowded, with North Augusta High and new North Augusta Elementary and Redcliffe Elementary expected to be comfortably full. All new students must show immunization records and birth certificates.

Aiken County Owen Clary Aiken Lynette Rhinehart Aiken Elementary North Augusta Redcliffe Clary

Chinaberry, Aikens Oldest Home, Remains Living Landmark

Chinaberry, built in 1824 by Capt. W W Williams, is among Aiken's oldest houses. The Burgesses bought it in the 1940s and still live there as residents consider it a home not a museum. The three story, 25 room mansion features historic paintings, wide pine floors, and seven baths.

Aiken Rhea Johnson Burgess Capt. Williams Chinaberry Mary Sara Andrew Dexter Boston Dexter John Williams Joe Wheeler Williams John W. Converse New York Converse Burgess

Budget Due Again Before County Council

The Aiken County Council will meet at 7 p.m. to consider ordinances amending the fiscal year 1986 budget. Actions include increased lease/purchase equipment appropriations, expanded revenue from rural improvement fund grants, and health insurance premium transfers. A proposed resolution would aid the Board of Education and Langley Water Commission in disposing of Langley Elementary School ruins. Other items address meeting-date requirements, agenda order changes for public presentations, and map document copy limits. An amendment on greenbox use allows limited disposal of domestic garbage by businesses. An executive session will cover personnel matters and litigation.

Aiken County Council Richland Avenue State Local Government Division Rural Improvement Fund Aiken County Board of Education Langley Water Commission Langley

Aiken County School Board Sets Busy Session Tomorrow

The Aiken County Board of Education meets at 7 p.m. in the Education Center to review the 1986 Comprehensive Test of Basic Skills results, calendar changes for 1986-87, a new elementary reading program, the vocational plan, and the Teacher Cadet Training Program at Aiken High School in cooperation with USC Aiken.

State Department of Education Aiken High School USC Aiken

PSA Considers Reimbursing North Augusta for Flow Meter

The Aiken County Public Service Authority plans to discuss reimbursing North Augusta for a Parshall flume flow metering device installed at a city manhole. The city cites a contract and an attorney's opinion. total cost reported at 16540 dollars. The meeting opens at 7 30 p m at the Horse Creek Wastewater Treatment Facility on S C 125 North Augusta.

North Augusta Aiken County Public Service Authority PSA Clyde Hooks Stanley K. Wagher Hooks Charles B. Martin Williams F Bo) Thompson Martin County of Horse Creek S.C. 125

Thieves Rake Aiken County Loot in Weekend Break-ins

Over the weekend thieves struck multiple Aiken County sites with cash and valuables taken. At Langley a pickup truck lost tools and motor parts worth 3380 dollars. Eejay's at Kalmia Mall suffered a 600 dollar cash theft and meat spoilage from two open freezers. Beech Island saw 2000 plus in jewelry stolen from a home. Wagener home ransacked for 700 dollars cash and 2500 in rings. Belvedere window break yielded a stereo and two televisions. Authorities continue investigations.

Aiken County Langley Sheriff’s Department Eejay’s Kalmia Mall Aiken Department of Beech Island Wagener

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