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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1992
Page
8
A dense OCR text fragment outlines numerous bus stops and street names around Augusta area. It mentions Route 8 and Route 7 river lines, various streets such as Lav Lane, Edna, Bevan, Coral Way, Heritage Way, and Verdery, plus mentions of Augusta Middle and North Augusta high schools and multiple intersections. The passage reads like a transit schedule excerpt with many stop identifiers and place names.
The document lists multiple school districts and bus routes in the Augusta area including Augusta Elementary, North Augusta Elementary, North Augusta High, Paul Knox Middle, and Hammond Elementary. It details driver assignments, route starts, stop points at streets and intersections, and time estimates for end of routes along with nearby landmarks and cross streets.
Aiken County school bus routes listing, provided as a public service by the Aiken Standard with transportation supervisors and office phone numbers. Office hours are 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. for area transportation offices. Call the supervisor with questions or route changes.
An extensive OCR fragment outlines a complex bus route with numerous stops on streets like Church, Niver, Duncan, Powerowne, and Craven. It lists driver names, stop times, landmark notes, and vehicle identifiers, indicating a dense, high-frequency urban transit plan with many alphanumeric codes and unclear punctuation.
Area listings show Midland Valley and multiple elementary and middle schools including Byrd Elem Clearwater Elem Gloverville Elem Jefferson Elem L B C Middle Leav McCain Middle and Midland Valley High Warrenville Elem with contact Donna S Roach and phone 593 7103.
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