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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 21, 1984

Page

3

China’s cultural lessons shared with Aiken Rotary

Dr. Tom Mack, USC Aiken associate professor, recounted a Shanxi University teaching stint in China. He described Mao era controls, hard dorm life, and limited privacy, noting a shift toward foreign influence and glimpses of independent thinking among students. The talk was led by Rotary officers J. H. Satcher and Lowman Tyler.

China Tom Mack Aiken Rotary Club Mack Usc-Aiken Shanxi University Taiyuan People’s Republic of Ghia Dr. Mack Chairman Mao Shanxi Mao University J. H. Satcher Lowman Tyler Rotary

Shealy Files For Senate From District 24

Republican lawyer Ryan C. Shealy of Lexington files for re election to the Senate as the candidate from newly created District 24. The district spans parts of Mken i and Lexington counties. Also seeking the Republican nomination in Ask er County is Fred Christensen while Irene Rudnick runs for the Democratic nomination. Shealy currently represents District 8, covering Aiken Edgefield Lexington Barnwell and Bamberg counties.

SmawiBen Ryan C. Shealy Lexington Senige Ni Thei Mken‘i Asker Fred Christensen Irene Rudnick Sen. Shealy Senate Aiken Edgefield Barnwell Bamberg

Accreditation Tops School Board Agenda

The Aiken County Board of Education will discuss accreditation procedures for school buildings and raising the price of extra milk from 15 cents to 20 cents at a regular meeting tonight. The meeting starts at 7 30 at the Educational Center with the public invited.

Aiken County Board of Education

North Augusta Planners Review Rosemary Street West Martintown Plat

The North Augusta Planning Commission will meet at 5 30 p m in the municipal building council chambers. The agenda includes preliminary plat approval for Rosemary Street and West Martintown Road.

North Augusta

Aiken Man Arrested On Drug Charges

Aiken County Sheriff’s deputies arrested 21 year old Gregg Allen Giralamo in the Kalmia Plaza parking lot for possessing 50 Lysergic Acid Diethylmide LSD. A Pennzoil oil can with a screw-off bottom hidden a medicine vial containing the pills.

Aiken Aiken County Sheriff's Department Gregg Allen Giralamo Kalmia Plaza Sheriff's Department Giralamo

North Augusta council grants spring reprieve for squirrels

North Augusta officials chose not to shoot the overpopulated squirrels this year. The council will reassess in spring, awaiting wildlife guidance and considering trapping if the problem persists.

Squirrels North Augusta Charles Martin S.C. Department of Wildlife and Marine Resources South Carolina Columbia Martin Department of Wildlife William L. Gray Edward E. Ergle Gray Riverview Ick Thomas P. Murphy State Senate Augusta D. Kim Ledford

PSA seeks extra grant funds for three Aiken lines

The Aiken County Public Service Authority races to secure 20 percent more grant money for three new trunk sewer lines serving Aiken Belvedere and Aiken TEC Midland Valley. DHEC rankings place the project 19th in state, risking 75 percent funding before Oct 1 drops to 55 percent. A public hearing is set for Sept 6 to discuss the rankings.

Aiken County Horse Creek Stan Wagher DHEC Wagher

Bath Special School Sets Class Registration

Bath Special School in Bath will hold registration for all classes tomorrow from 8 a.m. to 3 15 p.m. The school is located at 360 Spofford Road and Carrie Johnson is the principal.

Bath Special School Ihe Bath Special School Bath Spoffard Road Carrie Johnson

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